Health

The novel biological target identified using AI has been experimentally validated.

The researchers have found how they reload their toxic weaponry.

Every district in Cambridgeshire except the city recorded their highest weekly Covid-19 case numbers since the pandemic began.

Anyone wishing to get a first or second dose of the Pfizer vaccine can do so today (Monday, October 18) from 11am to 5pm.

We explore the data by age and location, and look at vaccinations, deaths and hospitalisations.

It follows an investigation into why many people tested negative after positive lateral flow test results.

‘We’ve got the lymphatic system leveraged therapeutically,’ says CBO Dan Gooding of new small molecule drug model

Health teams left some schools without administering jabs to all eligible pupils - and they have been unable to say when they will be back.

The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in many people across the country having their operations, treatment and appointments cancelled or delayed.

The decision is mainly due to the event becoming “unmanageably large”.

Plans for the early designs of the region’s first dedicated children’s hospital have been submitted for Cambridge City Council.

Cases are spreading fast among school-age children.

Chapel will go green on October 22 as part of Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Awareness Day

The work challenges the current understanding of what leads to age-related diseases.

Work by Sjors Scheres and Michel Goedert’s groups has led to a new method of classification.

‘It’s where the magic happens’ says CRDN’s Jo Balfour of event for researchers, sufferers, families and carers

Campaigners against £20-a-week cut say: ‘It’s going to be very bad for everybody’s mental health’

An increase in respiratory illnesses in children is placing increased pressure on health services and schools in Cambridgeshire.

A mum witnesses the immense pressure staff are under.

But the impact of vaccinations is clear from data on hospitalisations and deaths.