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Oxford University to keep Cecil Rhodes statue despite recommendation to remove it

An independent commission has recommended a statue of British imperialist Cecil Rhodes be removed from the grounds of an Oxford University college.
Oxford s Oriel College has however said it will not be removed due to the costs it would incur.
The commission was set up last year to examine the memorials and legacy of Cecil Rhodes as calls around the UK grew to remove statues of controversial historical statues following anti-racism protests sparked by the death of George Floyd in the US.
Oriel College recommended then that the statue be removed.
The commission backed the proposal by Oriel College s Governing Body to remove the statue in its report released Thursday. ....

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World-first COVID-19 vaccine booster study launches in UK | Department of Health and Social Care

New government-funded clinical trial looking at different COVID-19 ‘booster’ vaccines launches in the UK.
Initial results trialling seven vaccines expected in September to inform plans for booster programme
Clinical trials on agenda for G7 Health Ministers’ Meeting in early June which Health Secretary announces will be hosted in Oxford
Announcements come ahead of International Clinical Trials Day (Thursday 20 May 2021)
Thousands of volunteers will receive a booster COVID-19 vaccine in a new clinical trial launched yesterday, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced.
The Cov-Boost study, led by University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust and backed by £19.3 million of government funding through the Vaccines Taskforce, will trial seven vaccines and will be the first in the world to provide vital data on the impact of a third dose on patients’ immune responses. ....

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India invited to join G7 Health Ministers' Summit virtually, says British government

India invited to join G7 Health Ministers Summit virtually, says British government
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The University of Oxford has been chosen for its role at the heart of the global fight against COVID-19, with world-leading clinical trials and its not-for-profit partnership with AstraZeneca on COVID-19 vaccines.
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India is among the guest countries invited to join virtually at the 2021 G7 Health Ministers Meeting to be held at Oxford University on June 3 and 4 to will bring together the world s leading democracies to agree on life-saving action in critical areas of global health, the UK government announced on Thursday. ....

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COVID-19 surge: Bihar, U.P., Delhi top list of deaths among doctors in second wave, says IMA

“While last year we lost nearly 730 doctors across India, this year in a short period of time we have lost 244 doctors. The second wave is proving extremely fatal for all and especially those at the forefront of the battle. We have to actively increase vaccination cover among the medical staff to ensure that they have protection against the virus,’’ said IMA president J.A. Jayalal.
The following are the figures of fatalities according to the IMA registry: Andhra Pradesh (21), Telangana (19), Maharashtra (13), Tamil Nadu (10), Karnataka and Odisha (8 each), Madhya Pradesh (5), Chhattisgarh and Jammu and Kashmir (3 each), Assam, Gujarat, Haryana and Kerala (2 each) and Goa (1). ....

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Chances of hospitalisation after vaccination at 0.06% : Study : Bulletin: Business Today

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COVID-19: Chances of hospitalisation after vaccination at 0.06%, says study
An observational study conducted by Delhi s Indraprastha Apollo Hospital has found that over 97 per cent of fully vaccinated people were protected from COVID-19 infection and the chances of hospitalisation after vaccination were only 0.06 per cent. The objective of the study was to evaluate the frequency of breakthrough infections . While the study indicates that COVID-19 vaccination does not provide 100 per cent immunity, it protects against serious manifestations
COVID-19: Covaxin protects against all key emerging virus variants, says Bharat Biotech
Bharat Biotech on Sunday said its COVID-19 vaccine Covaxin is effective against all new emerging variants of coronavirus, including those first found in India and UK. The study was conducted in collaboration with the National Institute of Virology and Indian Council of Medical Research, it said ....

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