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‘No one is safe until everyone is safe’: Global alliance formed to take on Covid-19

Pandemic Action Network formed to combat current global crisis and future pandemics

The science behind the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine

‘It could be ready in 12 to 18 months. That is great if it happens’

Coronavirus: The race to find a vaccine against the world’s enemy

Main difficulties centre around demonstrating safety, efficacy and scaling up manufacturing

Coronavirus Tech Handbook guides you through the mayhem

Web Log: Online resource includes disease spread trackers and digital learning

Coronavirus: German vaccine developer rejects US buy-up bid

Donald Trump is reportedly trying to gain exclusive access to German firm’s reseach

University of Limerick Foundation appoints new chief executive

Harvey Duthie to take up role of chief fundraiser and also university vice-president

Rumours, mutation, bureaucracy, poverty . . . why polio is still around

When eradication campaign began in 1988, most expected battle to be over by 21st century

Child mortality rates drop, but survival still heavily depends on place of birth

In some parts of the world, children’s health has dramatically improved

Migrant crisis requires inequality to be tackled, EU expert says

Stefano Manservisi highlights ‘mismatch’ between precarious work and welfare states

Trump opens the Gates to universal flu vaccine

The US administration has presumably been getting its scientific and medical advice from Dr Seuss, the TV show Scrubs and the back of cereal boxes

Global alliance helping start-ups inject innovation into vaccine delivery

Innovation hub Infuse aims to be a beacon for tech start-ups looking to scale

Bill Gates brandishes jar of poo to showcase toilet revolution

Billionaire philanthropist kicks off Reinvented Toilet Expo in China

The Irish Times view on alcohol research: Heed the long-term dangers

The latest international study shows that cancers caused by alcohol can take years to develop

Irish women ranked in top 10 for alcohol consumption, study finds

Major report on alcohol consumption finds Irish habits are similar to other Europeans

Irish tech firms make their mark at the ever-growing SXSW event

Enterprise Ireland stand demonstrates potential of our country’s growing tech sector

Vaccine for bacteria carried by 20% of pregnant women ‘could prevent 100,000 baby deaths’

More than 21 million pregnant women carry streptococcus bacteria which used to be thought harmless

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