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A new and affordable antibiotic called gatifloxacin should be used to treat typhoid. That’s the recommendation of Oxford University researchers who have carried out the largest clinical trial yet to compare treatments for the disease. Oxford University’s Sa Anorexia nervosa is more common among people born in the spring, a new study led by Oxford University scientists has found. An unusual exhibition is helping to change perceptions of Japan and increase people’s understanding of the suffering of earthquake and tsunami victims. Oxford has been the site of a murder investigation for sixty young sleuths from the south east who investigated a ‘murder in the cloisters.’ Starting Good Friday, the Bodleian is holding an exhibition that tells the story of the most frequently printed book in English language, the King James Bible. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Hamilton, is on a visit to Hong Kong, Singapore and Beijing to celebrate Oxford’s links with the region.

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