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Oxford university shot expected to deliver ‘sufficient’ supply for all at-risk infants
Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman praised for role in ‘unprecedented rate of development’ of coronavirus jabs
Victims still await compensation from a case of shocking government indifference, professional malpractice and commercial greed
The latest findings build on experiments from over a century ago
Big-selling molnupiravir treatment produces permanent mutations that can be passed from patient to patient
Cambridge university study contradicts common belief in psychology that it is better to talk about distressing ideas and memories
First example of artificial intelligence helping to accelerate diagnosis of diseases caused by genetic variants
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says health body is ready to send second mission as Omicron variants drive rise in cases
Neither organisations nor people can learn from their errors if they deny mistakes ever happened
Climate change helps the spread of infectious diseases. Plus: rise in fungal infections highlights risks of antimicrobial resistance; Sydney shows how to almost eliminate HIV transmission; wait goes on for effective Long Covid treatments
Unlike the vaccine race, there is limited funding to treat a condition that is often debilitating
Huge resources devoted to examining links with illness
Policymakers are failing to address the likelihood of another pandemic
Leaders must treat these risks as existential — one of very few threats that can change the world in days
Illnesses such as cancer and heart disease supplant likes of HIV
Drug resistance is not just a problem with bacteria
Trial finds latest version elicited better immune response than existing jabs
At least three descendants of Omicron have scientists on alert and vaccination programmes speeding up
Lives of 2mn mothers and babies could be saved by 2030 with small innovations in care, says Gates Foundation
Drug regulator’s decision is the first step towards a new round of jabs as cases rise in the US
Finger-prick technology on mobile device can detect long Covid and Alzheimer’s
Preliminary studies find exposure to prevalent XBB.1.5 strain elicits antibodies to BA.2.86
Stark findings highlight need to increase research into causes and more effective treatment
Researchers say funding for trials is running out because of delays at MHRA
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