Oxford University breakthrough on global COVID-19 vaccine
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Calling Oxford NMAHPs! We are inviting applications for our 2022 Preparatory Research Fellowships - pre-doc awards that provide salary costs for 6-12 months and an important step towards postgrad applications
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Systematic reviews & meta-analyses - join our 3-day online course on Jan 24-26 2022! Engaging programme of lectures, hands-on tutorials, group discussions & supervised statistical sessions https://t.co/HrUV8MJU6z @OxfordBRC
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#OnThisDay a year ago, we had a major breakthrough with the #OxfordVaccine, with interim data from global clinical trials showing that the jab offers a high level of protection vs #COVID19.
Since then,over 2bn doses have been released for supply in partnership with @AstraZeneca.
~80% of antibiotics prescribed in the UK are prescribed by GP's – A key research them for us is using diagnostics in routine care to prescribe appropriate antibiotics effectively:
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