Oxford University breakthrough on global COVID-19 vaccine
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Oxford academics named NIHR Senior InvestigatorsIn Gastroenterology and Mucosal Immunity, Musculoskeletal, Other News, Surgical Innovation and Evaluation, Technology and Digital Health, Vaccines for Emerging and Endemic Diseases3 March 2021
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Oxford study reveals public attitudes to vaccine roll-out programmes23 February 2021- Oxford study shows high level of readmissions and death after COVID-19 discharge22 February 2021
#COVID19: British Professor Sarah Gilbert wins prestigious medal for leading team that created Oxford vaccine👏
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COVID-19: British professor wins prestigious medal for leading team that created Oxford vaccine
Previous winners of the award include Winston Churchill, Marie Curie, Alexander Graham Bell, Stephen Hawking and Tim Berners-Lee.
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Join us at our next public talk, Prof @MonaBafadhel will speak about her research into #COPD and how a common #asthma treatment can be used for #COVID19 patients – 16 March, 2pm https://t.co/8Lwu5nXYsS
Many congratulations to Prof Peter McCulloch for his selection as a NIHR Senior Investigator. 👏 @McCullochP https://t.co/Pdy8NMoscC
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