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Dr Sean Elias, previously part of the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine team, explains how sustainability can be improved in vaccine production and delivery.
No pain no gain – the cost of centimetres
Qingwen Wang delves into the painful repercussions of leg extension surgery.
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A Modern Natural Philosopher: Surgery, Superintelligence, Caesar
Ella Gallagher interviews Dr Hutan Ashrafian about his life spanning the fields of surgery, AI and entrepreneurship.
A Michelin Guide to the JR
Megan Rodrigo Vu dissects the John Radcliffe Hospital’s dizzying array of food options.
Why sustainability matters for vaccines of the future
Dr Sean Elias, previously part of the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine team, explains how sustainability can be improved in vaccine production and delivery.
No pain no gain – the cost of centimetres
Qingwen Wang delves into the painful repercussions of leg extension surgery.
Tales of a First-Year: Biking, Blood & Bolognese
Koushikk Ayyappan recounts his first experience of the JR radiology department.
A Modern Natural Philosopher: Surgery, Superintelligence, Caesar
Ella Gallagher interviews Dr Hutan Ashrafian about his life spanning the fields of surgery, AI and entrepreneurship.
A Michelin Guide to the JR
Megan Rodrigo Vu dissects the John Radcliffe Hospital’s dizzying array of food options.
Why sustainability matters for vaccines of the future
Dr Sean Elias, previously part of the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine team, explains how sustainability can be improved in vaccine production and delivery.
No pain no gain – the cost of centimetres
Qingwen Wang delves into the painful repercussions of leg extension surgery.
Tales of a First-Year: Biking, Blood & Bolognese
Koushikk Ayyappan recounts his first experience of the JR radiology department.
A Modern Natural Philosopher: Surgery, Superintelligence, Caesar
Ella Gallagher interviews Dr Hutan Ashrafian about his life spanning the fields of surgery, AI and entrepreneurship.
A Michelin Guide to the JR
Megan Rodrigo Vu dissects the John Radcliffe Hospital’s dizzying array of food options.
Why sustainability matters for vaccines of the future
Dr Sean Elias, previously part of the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine team, explains how sustainability can be improved in vaccine production and delivery.
No pain no gain – the cost of centimetres
Qingwen Wang delves into the painful repercussions of leg extension surgery.
A Modern Natural Philosopher: Surgery, Superintelligence, Caesar
Ella Gallagher interviews Dr Hutan Ashrafian about his life spanning the fields of surgery, AI and entrepreneurship.
A Michelin Guide to the JR
Megan Rodrigo Vu dissects the John Radcliffe Hospital’s dizzying array of food options.
Why sustainability matters for vaccines of the future
Dr Sean Elias, previously part of the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine team, explains how sustainability can be improved in vac …
No pain no gain – the cost of centimetres
Qingwen Wang delves into the painful repercussions of leg extension surgery.
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A Modern Natural Philosopher: Surgery, Superintelligence, Caesar
Ella Gallagher interviews Dr Hutan Ashrafian about his life spanning the fields of surgery, AI and entrepreneurship.
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A Michelin Guide to the JR
Megan Rodrigo Vu dissects the John Radcliffe Hospital’s dizzying array of food options.
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Dr Sean Elias, previously part of the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine team, explains how sustainability can be improved in vaccine production and delivery.
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No pain no gain – the cost of centimetres
Qingwen Wang delves into the painful repercussions of leg extension surgery.
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A Modern Natural Philosopher: Surgery, Superintelligence, Caesar
Ella Gallagher interviews Dr Hutan Ashrafian about his life spanning the fields of surgery, AI and entrepreneurship.
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Megan Rodrigo Vu dissects the John Radcliffe Hospital’s dizzying array of food options.
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No pain no gain – the cost of centimetres
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From the periphery to the spotlight – a story of immune tolerance
An in-depth background on the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, featuring Dame Fiona Powrie.
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The Oxford Medic Spotify Wrapped — Your Year in Scrubs
Megan Rodrigo Vu unpacks the songs and sentiments we’ve all been feeling on repeat.
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