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An Oxford University student accused of pawing a woman while on an acid trip was cleared of sexual assault.

<strong>Letter: </strong>Such symptoms occur in half of patients, and the correct response is to taper off their medication more slowly, says <strong>Dr Mark Horowitz</strong>

The global race to produce coronavirus vaccines, in particular the development of messenger RNA or mRNA technology, has given hope to researchers who have struggled for years to produce shots that could save millions of lives. Vaccines take several forms, with some made from bacterial or viral particles treated to prevent virulence, while others consist of inactivated or weaker virus particles. Yet more are made from components of the pathogen or, like the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine, consist of viral vectors that deliver genetic material into the cells of recipients. Two of the earli...

SHARE Coronavirus: What's the AstraZeneca blood clot risk and how does it compare to surgery and other medicines? The use of the shot in under 30s is to be limited due to concerns over blood clots - but what exactly is the risk and how does it compare? 82-year-old Brian Pinker receives the Oxford University/AstraZeneca vaccine from nurse Sam Foster at the Churchill Hospital in Oxford. AP Photo 88-year-old Trevor Cowlett receives the Oxford University/AstraZeneca vaccine at the Churchill Hospital in Oxford. AP Photo Professor Andrew Pollard, Director of the Oxford Vaccine Group, receives the O...

From SpyBiotech’s “superglue” technology to Russia's next generation EpiVacCorona, dozens of vaccines are awaiting approval as nations step up efforts to overcome the pandemic