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COVID-19 vaccine protects people of all body weights from hospitalisation and death

COVID-19 vaccine protects people of all body weights from hospitalisation and death

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More than 1,000 people in the public and third sectors around the world have taken the online Oxford course: There is no doubt about the interest and appetite for this essential training. Credit: Shutterstock

How to mobilise $100 trillion wisely: Oxford course on sustainable finance

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Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha‘apai erupts

Tonga volcano eruption triggered atmospheric gravity waves that reached the edge of space

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Our results suggest that these processes…are not associated with improvements in service provision, and instead have been associated with increased deaths among patients

Health outsourcing linked to higher mortality rate – Oxford study

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An Open Day at the University of Oxford

University of Oxford throws open its doors to prospective students

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Photograph of a Harris' hawk braking in mid air

The hawk has landed: braking mid-air to prioritise safety over energy or speed

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PhD Student of the Year, Josephine Agyeman-Duah

Oxford student wins PhD Student of the Year award

Action for Humanity's Othman Moqbel presenting the Exceptional Covid Response Award to Sagida Bibi - photo courtesy of Abdul Datoo/The Muslim News

Prestigious Muslim community award for Oxford vaccine researcher

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Nature-based solutions have a significant role to play in climate action and sets out the evidence for their effectiveness, and potential contribution as part of the overall climate action strategy. Credit: Shutterstock

Expose ‘greenwashing’ but do not ignore nature-based solutions to climate change - insists Oxford expert

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New study finds that politicians typically enjoy longer lives than general populations

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