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Coronavirus vaccine ‘induces immune response and is safe’, encouraging early trial suggests

By Nina Massey, Reporter20th July 2020News England

The Covid-19 vaccine being developed at the University of Oxford is safe and induces an immune reaction, “encouraging” preliminary results of the study suggest. Researchers say their tests have revealed

Covid-19 has peaked in Scotland and economy should reopen soon, scientists claim

By Conor Riordan, Reporter23rd April 2020News Scotland

Scotland has passed its coronavirus peak and should get its economy up and running before a second wave in winter, according to scientists. Professor Carl Heneghan and Jason Oke, of

First patients enrolled in University of Oxford clinical trial for possible Covid-19 treatments

By Nina Massey, Reporter23rd March 2020Education & Training

The first UK patients have been enrolled in a clinical trial for possible Covid-19 treatments. Researchers from the University of Oxford have launched a new clinical trial to test the

NHS director who lied about degree to land £130,000 salary walks free from court

By Laura Parnaby, Reporter23rd January 2020News England

An NHS boss who lied about having a degree to land a £130,000 salary has walked free from court. Peter Knight (pictured) secured a top job as a director on

Carer appears in court charged with murder of vulnerable man who had ‘starved to death’

By Luke Powell, Reporter23rd January 202023rd January 2020News England

A vulnerable landlord allegedly starved to death by his tenants was discovered living in a “foul, unhygienic cell”, a court heard. James Anthony Sootheran was found dead in his bedroom

Transplant surgeon failed to record error in case where patient died of aneurysm

By Jane Kirby, Health Editor22nd November 2019News England

A surgeon failed to disclose that he had spilled the contents of a donor stomach while removing organs that were then used in NHS transplants. The incident, which can be

Better clinical management needed on suicide risk after attending hospital for self-harm

By Nina Massey, Reporter7th November 2019Education & Training, News England

Better clinical management is needed to reduce the high risk of suicide after hospital attendance for self-harm, researchers have said. A study suggests this should include a comprehensive assessment of

Death of boy stabbed by mother ‘could not have been predicted or prevented’

By Dave Higgens, Reporter24th September 2019News England

The death of a five-year-old boy who was stabbed to death by his mentally ill mother could not have been “predicted or prevented”, according to a new report. Emma Jackson

‘Miracle’ twins reunited with emergency staff as they celebrate first birthdays

By Rod Minchin, Reporter16th August 2019News England

The parents of twins born weighing the same amount as half-a-bag of sugar have been reunited with the helicopter crew and medical staff who saved their lives. Jennie Powell, 41,

Webwatch – Prescribed mental health app could reduce self-harm in young people

By Claire Hayhurst, Reporter1st August 2019Webwatch

A smartphone app designed to manage negative emotions and periods of anxiety could help to reduce self-harm in young people, according to research. BlueIce is a prescribed app – meaning

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Coronavirus vaccine ‘induces immune response and is safe’, encouraging early trial suggests

Covid-19 has peaked in Scotland and economy should reopen soon, scientists claim

First patients enrolled in University of Oxford clinical trial for possible Covid-19 treatments

NHS director who lied about degree to land £130,000 salary walks free from court

Carer appears in court charged with murder of vulnerable man who had ‘starved to death’

Transplant surgeon failed to record error in case where patient died of aneurysm

Better clinical management needed on suicide risk after attending hospital for self-harm

Death of boy stabbed by mother ‘could not have been predicted or prevented’

‘Miracle’ twins reunited with emergency staff as they celebrate first birthdays

Webwatch – Prescribed mental health app could reduce self-harm in young people

Waspi women criticise ‘bizarre and unjustified’ ruling out of compensation

Sara Sharif’s father and stepmother branded ‘executioners’ as pair are jailed for life

Letby legal team seeks fresh bid to challenge convictions of child serial killer

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Tag: Oxfordshire

Coronavirus vaccine ‘induces immune response and is safe’, encouraging early trial suggests

Covid-19 has peaked in Scotland and economy should reopen soon, scientists claim

First patients enrolled in University of Oxford clinical trial for possible Covid-19 treatments

NHS director who lied about degree to land £130,000 salary walks free from court

Carer appears in court charged with murder of vulnerable man who had ‘starved to death’

Transplant surgeon failed to record error in case where patient died of aneurysm

Better clinical management needed on suicide risk after attending hospital for self-harm

Death of boy stabbed by mother ‘could not have been predicted or prevented’

‘Miracle’ twins reunited with emergency staff as they celebrate first birthdays

Webwatch – Prescribed mental health app could reduce self-harm in young people