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• New Fellow of the Royal Society
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• Allergy Week 19 To 23 May 2008, UK (Medical News Today)
• Professor is new Chair of Government's Advisory Council on the Misuse Of Drugs
• New study finds that social networks influence adults? potential participation in higher education
• Sunshade World ? a global warming solution?
• Public-sector workers do 120 million hours of unpaid overtime a year
• Unlocking Gridlock
• Summer swimming lessons at Bristol University
• New projects to raise UK profile in synthetic biology - EurekAlert (press release)
• Lack of dental care may have life-threatening implications
• Lack Of Dental Care In The UK May Have Life-Threatening Implications (Medical News Today)
• UK Research Councils to Fund Synthetic Biology Initiatives - GenomeWeb News (subscription)
• Is your dog the 'Best in Show?'
• UK National Grid Service augments University of Bristol Resources - innovations report
• Learn from others living with epilepsy
• Sunbathing and sex to blame for rise in teenage cancer rates - Telegraph.co.uk
• Southampton researchers unlock secrets of most common type of leukaemia
• 'Chatter Box' computer will unravel the science of language
• Studies reveal extent of delays in diagnosing teenagers with cancer
• Southampton Researchers Unlock Secrets Of Most Common Type Of Leukaemia (Medical News Today)
• UK youths 'horde stolen music' - Web User
• Newcastle Scientists Make Breakthrough In Treatment For Blood Cancer (Medical News Today)
• Looking into our bodies
• UCL Chemistry?s MRI breakthrough could mean new stroke treatment
• Self-confidence in children can reduce their chances of obesity
• A breakthrough in glass
• Thousands to sample university life
• £1.2 million for research into self-hearing materials
• £1.2 million for research into self-healing materials
• Bristol joins Santander universities
• Bristol Innovations Ltd strengthens board team
• Can children have strokes?
• Five UK Children A Day Suffer Undetected Strokes - DigitalJournal.com
• Why can?t I learn a new language?
• Will our future brains be smaller?
• Dragons' Den, south-west style
• Bristol company to revolutionise technology in data centres
• Was it a bird or was it a plane?
• New therapies revealed for diabetes-induced microvascular disease (News-Medical-Net)
• Arresting and self-healing cracks
• Next Dean of Arts selected
• Next Dean of Arts selected
• New BHF grants for Bristol heart research
• New children?s intensive learn to swim course
• Royal Society honours Bristol researchers
• New programme of children?s intensive learn-to-swim and adult courses
• Professor Andrew Lang, MSc, PhD, FRS 1924?2008
• Professor Andrew Lang, MSc, PhD, FRS 1924-2008
• Dinosaurrific!
• Life expectancy of HIV patients increases
• University awarded Ofsted top grade
• Scheme to help stroke survivors set for UK roll-out - Nursing in Practice
• Diamonds show how Earth is recycled
• New horizons in chemistry
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• Brain science rewarded
• Ground breaking eye therapy for stroke victims developed
• A potted history of milk
• New insights into centre of the Earth
• Student is one of country's most promising entrepreneurs
• Teen cancer survival rates on the rise
• Bristol receives accolades for innovative research
• HP funds UK university IT research - What PC?
• 'Virtual reality' to treat stroke (Channel 4)
• Two-thirds of UK homes now online - BBC News
• Japanese student fulfils 30 year ambition to learn Welsh
• What does your MP really believe?
• Autumn at the Wickham Theatre
• £4.1million extension for Social Medicine
• Sea level rises could far exceed IPCC estimates - New Scientist (subscription)
• 5 students honoured by British Council - Daily Times
• Battle-scarred birds are more co-operative
• Addressing the issues of ageing
• 'Ibuprofen best' for child fevers - BBC News
• Molecular evolution is echoed in bat ears
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• Teen cancer survival rates on the rise
• Study reveals why some arthritis drugs can cause heart attacks and strokes
• Insight into the lives of older Bristolians
• Molecular evolution is echoed in bat ears
• Addressing the issues of ageing
• Battle-scarred birds are more co-operative
• £4.1million extension for Social Medicine
• Autumn at the Wickham Theatre
• Japanese student fulfils 30 year ambition to learn Welsh
• Teen cancer survival rates on the rise
• Study reveals why some arthritis drugs can cause heart attacks and strokes
• Insight into the lives of older Bristolians
• Molecular evolution is echoed in bat ears
• Addressing the issues of ageing
• Battle-scarred birds are more co-operative
• £4.1million extension for Social Medicine
• Autumn at the Wickham Theatre
• Japanese student fulfils 30 year ambition to learn Welsh
• An Investigation into Honour-based Violence (HBV) and Honour ... - Kurdish Aspect
• New drug hope for cystic fibrosis patients
• Bristol scientists are part of the world?s biggest experiment
• Beatles on the brain
• Bleeding gums increase risk of heart disease
• Bristol?s Botanic Garden celebrates anniversary
• Bristol?s Botanic Garden celebrates anniversary
• Dinosaurs' 'superiority' challenged by their crocodile cousins
• NAMES AND FACES: Jesse Jackson helps anchor with health needs (Detroit Free Press)
• Bone marrow cells could alleviate stroke symptoms - Telegraph.co.uk
• What?s in a dinosaur name?
• Bristol University to welcome Fulbright scholars
• Bristol University to welcome Fulbright scholars
• Improving mental health from Bristol to Santiago
• A Breath Of Fresh Air: New National Guideline Will Provide Clarity On Emergency Oxygen Use In...
• Insurance company funds climate change research
• Bristol archaeologists delve into secrets of Ice Age cave art
• Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio wins Nobel Prize
• Funding boost for Alzheimer's research in Bristol
• New service aims to improve private rented student housing
• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-10-14 06:54 UPDATE 1-Long-term study confirms Vioxx heart risks (Interactive...
• Brain scan study builds clearer picture of stroke damage
• Sick of love
• Bristol scientist puts the brakes on breast cancer (News-Medical-Net)
• UK Education Fair Nov. 1-2 - ??????
• Bristol start-up companies set to beat the economic downturn
• New signpost to clinical trial expertise
• New signpost to clinical trial expertise (News-Medical-Net)
• Bristol scoops two Wolfson awards
• West VA University Study Calls for New Method of Stroke Diagnosis - MarketWatch
• West VA University Study Calls for New Method of Stroke Diagnosis (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
• Stem cell therapies for heart disease ? one step closer
• Mind the gap: why fewer students take a year out before university - guardian.co.uk
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• Postgraduate potential
• Postgraduate potential
• Babies Who Get Incubator Care After Birth Have Lower Risk Of Depression As Adults, University Of...
• Most Single Adults Not Using Condoms - Forbes
• UK & World News: Obese children's arteries studied (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Most Single Adults Not Using Condoms - Washington Post
• University of Bristol marks 20 years of British-Georgian partnership
• Outreach Day for Innocence
• Bristol students beat the world?s best
• World's earliest nuclear family found
• Chemistry Outreach Project Shared With MoE (BruDirect.com)
• British doctors help perform world's first transplant of a whole ... - Telegraph.co.uk
• Rare publishing achievement for student
• Stem Cells Spawn First Drug-Free Windpipe Transplant (Update1) - Bloomberg
• Patients at risk of self-harm after discharge from psychiatric care
• Helping to prevent torture
• Bristol MP to visit University on pairing scheme
• Teesside Honorary Degree for VC
• Sounds of Stonehenge
• Communications and signal processing 21 years on
• Women?s Institute target violence against women
• Bristol Business Incubator wins prestigious UKBI Award
• Begin the New Year with swimming lessons at Bristol University
• Pharmaceutical pioneer launches £35,000 New Enterprise Competition
• £250m funding to train scientists - The Press Association
• The ultimate science career site - Express Buzz
• Protein could prevent blocked arteries
• Live art videos preserved for the future
• Controlling the building blocks of life
• UK & World News: One in three obese by 2012 - study (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• One In Three UK Adults Will Be Obese By 2012 - Science Daily (press release)
• UK is warned over obesity levels - BBC News
• One in three UK adults will be obese by 2012
• Breakthrough experiment on high-temperature superconductors
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• Nibbles: One third in UK may be obese by 2012, sugar addictive to ... - CalorieLab Calorie Counter..
• UK Stroke Center Partners With Georgetown - UK News
• UK partnership with Georgetown hospital to help stroke patients (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• More food at lower cost
• New psychotherapy treats majority of eating disorder cases
• Industry collaboration yields new Surface Science Centre
• University is top for research (BBC Bristol)
• CAT Scan Reveals Inner Workings Of Volcano Island - Science Daily (press release)
• CAT Scan Reveals Inner Workings of Volcano Island - Gant Daily
• Come in from the cold and head to the tropics
• New insight into Alzheimer?s disease