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XJTLU granted Freedom of the City by Liverpool City Council

University of Liverpool experts help shape national digital inclusion policy

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Prize for researchers behind Northern Ireland General Election Study

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Inequalities in childhood pneumococcal vaccine uptake persist in England despite schedule change

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Original Ideas Podcast explores antimicrobial resistance research at Liverpool

University of Liverpool to lead NIHR Health Protection Research Unit Network

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