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Science Editor Anoushka Sinha explains how a flawed study from 27 years ago led to one of the largest medical conspiracy theories of our...
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Roar writer Mia Williams on a group of King’s medical students who singlehandedly bolstered Britain’s Covid-19 vaccination effort in a 24-hour “vaccine-a-thon” On Friday 17th...
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Roar writer Seth Martinez on Cuba’s decision to rollout Coronavirus vaccines for children as young as two and how the government may have an ulterior...
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King’s student Jasmine Smith, a member of “Universities Allied for Essential Medicines”, explains how rich nations including the United Kingdom are preventing the developing world...
Features
Boston Political Review writer Catherine Devlin on mistrust towards the Coronavirus vaccine amongst some Americans As the world passes the one year mark of...
Features
Comment Editor Hanna Pham on the skepticism towards the Covid-19 vaccine amongst Britain’s ethnic minorities. In the past few months, the United Kingdom has...
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Roar writer Derin Kocer on the co-founders of BioNTech and its Covid-19 vaccine – and what their story can tell us about anti-immigrant sentiment...
News
The UK has become the first country in the world to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine. A spokesperson from the Department of Health and...
News
In late November, The University of Oxford revealed exciting news about their newly developed Covid-19 vaccine, ChAdOx1 nCoV-2019, which proved to be highly effective...
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A Carnival March was organised in London on July 27, by Universities Allied for Essential Medicines and Free the Vaccine for Covid-19, demanding that...
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