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COVID-19 Research


The NIHR Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre has been taking a leading role in the national effort to tackle COVID-19.

During the pandemic we have rapidly developed projects to better understand the mental health impacts of COVID-19 and to explore public attitudes to lockdown restrictions and vaccination programmes. We have created freely available, internationally acclaimed resources to support patients and clinicians managing mental health conditions during periods of lockdown.

Read more about all of our COVID-19 research below.

All COVID-19 research news
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Vaccination and vaccine hesitancy
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