Moderna and Merck reported that their personalised melanoma vaccine, given with Keytruda, reduced the risk of recurrence or death by 49% in a mid-stage trial after five years of follow-up.
Students at Oaklands College have formed the Oaklands Wildlife Society (O.W.L.S) to support campus biodiversity through hands-on conservation, education and volunteering, and the group is open to learners from all courses.
Iran has been under a near-countrywide internet shutdown since Jan. 8, and many businesses that depend on social media report steep losses while officials have given no firm timeline for restoration.
GSK has agreed to acquire California-based RAPT Therapeutics for $2.2bn, gaining rights to ozureprubart (Ozu), a mid-stage treatment that targets IgE for food allergies. Trial data is expected next year and late-stage studies are planned to start in the second half of 2027.
Thousands of savers could face a two-year delay to pension access after giving up a protected pension age without realising it, pensions experts reported.
Unions, faith groups and local leaders in Minnesota have called for an economic blackout on Friday to protest a surge of federal immigration agents and to mourn Renee Good.
Persimmon Homes Midlands donated £5,000 to Cransley Hospice Trust through its Community Champions initiative, supporting the hospice's care and bereavement and memory projects.
Cameras placed in 415 volunteer gardens across Cheshire detected hedgehogs in 57% of sites, and gardens that provided hedgehog food had higher detection rates (78%). Researchers report that supplementary feeding strongly influenced visits but may carry health and behavioural risks that need further study.
Providers report that US foreign aid cuts in January 2025 have led to major reductions in HIV services in Malawi, with clinic closures, staff layoffs and reduced access to prevention and treatment.
A community production of The Pirates of Penzance will run at Grenoside Community Centre from March 24–27 with a matinee on March 28, and tickets cost £10 for adults and £6 for children.
