The University of Oxford has launched a study to assess the safety and immune response of the Covid-19 vaccine it has developed with AstraZeneca Plc in children for the first time, it said on Saturday.

To mark the second half of the current school year, Hamad Bin Khalifa University Press (HBKU Press) has launched a collection of new and classic children’s books in Arabic.

Parents across Qatar will have the chance to explore what Qatar Foundation’s (QF) diverse range of schools can offer their children next month – from their own homes.

Qatar Charity (QC) launched the “Support Non-Formal Education Activities (ALP Courses) for Out-of-School Children” project in northern Syria, which is expected to benefit some 1,200 students in Azaz and Al-Bab.

Militant group Boko Haram on Tuesday claimed responsibility for the abduction of hundreds of school students in northwest Nigeria.

Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) personnel in Syria have recently completed the monitoring of the polio vaccination campaign in the northern part of the country, amid strict preventive measures against Covid-19.

Establishing a national framework for school health and developing a comprehensive national model for providing paediatric services are among the goals of the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH), the Cabinet was told on Wednesday.

Sidra Medicine, a member of Qatar Foundation, aims to bring precision genomic medicine to the healthcare landscape in Qatar especially in the case of rare diseases in children.

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have warned of the acute shortage of vaccines for children in Libya, pointing out that many vaccination ...

Sidra Medicine, has partnered with the Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) in its national mental health and wellness campaign “Are you ok” to highlight the support services available for women, children and young people in Qatar.

Some 64% of people participating in an online survey have said they prefer remote education over blended learning for their children.

The saliva-based Covid-19 tests for children will begin next week and help determine if there is transmission of the infection within schools, a senior health official has said.