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 | Vax is Oxford English Dictionary's 2021 word of the year. Any surprises, there?Vax derived from the Latin word vacca, which means cow, was first recorded in English in 1799. And we all know why it's the word of the year | |
 | Scientists from the University of Oxford to study ivermectin's efficacy and safety for COVID treatmentPrevious studies of ivermectin, which show that early administration with ivermectin can reduce viral load and the duration of symptoms in some patients with mild COVID, have generally been small | |
| Oxford University to launch new centre for research to prepare, identify, fight future pandemicsThe University hopes to raise 500 million pounds to invest in this centre — with contributions from philanthropists, corporate partners and governments | |
 | Oxford University, Oracle join hands to identify COVID-19 variantsThe Oxford University and cloud major Oracle have created a novel tool that will help medical communities and governments to identify and act fast on the more infectious variants of COVID-19 | |
 | What The FAQ: Why is the AstraZeneca vaccine temporarily suspended in some countries? Everything you need to knowMany European countries have temporarily stopped administering the vaccine while the EMA investigates the case | |
 | Meet the first Kashmiri to be awarded the Kofi Annan scholarship and the Oxford-Weidenfeld-Hoffmann scholarshipMirza Bég is a lawyer from Kashmir, who is currently pursuing his master's in Public Policy from Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government | |
 | UK begins Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine rollout with dialysis patientDelivery of the Pfizer jab, the first vaccine to be approved, is therefore also now able to be accelerated | |
 | Was the Oxford Union Debating Society pressurised to cancel Mamata Banerjee's address?The TMC leadership, infuriated over the development, claimed that "political pressure" might have forced the organisers to take such a call | |
 | Serum Institute gets DCGI nod for clinical trials of Oxford vaccineThe vaccine candidate is in the midst of Phase II and III clinical trials in the UK, Phase III trials in Brazil, and Phase I and II clinical trials in South Africa | |
 | The word "Idiocracy" among 1400 words, phrases added to Oxford English DictionaryThe new addition idiocracy, refers to a society consisting of or governed by people characterised as idiots, or a government formed of people considered stupid, ignorant or idiotic | |
 | Oxford University Press has a message for schoolkids: Live in harmony, value peaceThe OUP's revised book series has a list of 84 values incorporated through stories from history, folk tales, fables, real-life events and world literature for kids in school |
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