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UK dementia rates set to fall as study finds NHS shingles jab reduces risk

University of Oxford finding shows the Shingrix vaccine is linked to a 'significantly' lower risk of dementia in the six years after vaccination than the previously-used NHS jab

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MRI scans could help thousands of heart patients avoid invasive surgery

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Boat Race 2024: What time it is, how to watch, route map and crews

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Oxford and Cambridge ban ChatGPT over plagiarism fears but other universities embrace AI bot

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High blood-sugar levels 'reprogramme' stem cells leading to greater risk of heart attacks

Article thumbnail: OXFORD, ENGLAND - MAY 25: Oriel Colleges statue of Cecil Rhodes at the University of Oxford on May 25, 2021 in Oxford, England. Today marked the first anniversary of the death of George Floyd, an American man killed by police in the US state of Minnesota, and whose death spurred the Black Lives Matter movement in the US, UK and elsewhere. The protesters marched to Oxford University's Oriel College, which announced last week that it would not be removing a statue of 19th-century imperialist and businessman Cecil Rhodes perched atop its entrance. Activists in the UK and South Africa have called for the removal of statues in his honour, arguing that Rhodes is the embodiment of white supremacy. (Photo by Laurel Chor/Getty Images)
Article thumbnail: OXFORD, ENGLAND - MAY 25: Oriel Colleges statue of Cecil Rhodes at the University of Oxford on May 25, 2021 in Oxford, England. Today marked the first anniversary of the death of George Floyd, an American man killed by police in the US state of Minnesota, and whose death spurred the Black Lives Matter movement in the US, UK and elsewhere. The protesters marched to Oxford University's Oriel College, which announced last week that it would not be removing a statue of 19th-century imperialist and businessman Cecil Rhodes perched atop its entrance. Activists in the UK and South Africa have called for the removal of statues in his honour, arguing that Rhodes is the embodiment of white supremacy. (Photo by Laurel Chor/Getty Images)
Article thumbnail: The painting was a colourised version of a photograph taken for her coronation in 1952., like this one. (Photo: Bettmann Archive/ Getty)
Article thumbnail: The painting was a colourised version of a photograph taken for her coronation in 1952., like this one. (Photo: Bettmann Archive/ Getty)
Article thumbnail: OXFORD, ENGLAND - MAY 25: Oriel Colleges statue of Cecil Rhodes at the University of Oxford on May 25, 2021 in Oxford, England. Today marked the first anniversary of the death of George Floyd, an American man killed by police in the US state of Minnesota, and whose death spurred the Black Lives Matter movement in the US, UK and elsewhere. The protesters marched to Oxford University's Oriel College, which announced last week that it would not be removing a statue of 19th-century imperialist and businessman Cecil Rhodes perched atop its entrance. Activists in the UK and South Africa have called for the removal of statues in his honour, arguing that Rhodes is the embodiment of white supremacy. (Photo by Laurel Chor/Getty Images)
Article thumbnail: OXFORD, ENGLAND - MAY 25: Oriel Colleges statue of Cecil Rhodes at the University of Oxford on May 25, 2021 in Oxford, England. Today marked the first anniversary of the death of George Floyd, an American man killed by police in the US state of Minnesota, and whose death spurred the Black Lives Matter movement in the US, UK and elsewhere. The protesters marched to Oxford University's Oriel College, which announced last week that it would not be removing a statue of 19th-century imperialist and businessman Cecil Rhodes perched atop its entrance. Activists in the UK and South Africa have called for the removal of statues in his honour, arguing that Rhodes is the embodiment of white supremacy. (Photo by Laurel Chor/Getty Images)
Article thumbnail: Researchers will assess how tree planting, peat bog restoration and bioenergy could help with carbon capture
Article thumbnail: Researchers will assess how tree planting, peat bog restoration and bioenergy could help with carbon capture