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Proof at last that organic apples can be better for you
29th March 2007, Daily Mail, UK
Apples, tomatoes and peaches contain more nutrients if they are organically grown, an international research team led by Newcastle University has found.
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Here's why some people are attractive and others aren't
29th March 2007, China Daily, Worldwide
Research explaining why the spread of 'good genes' does not make everyone good-looking has been published by Professor Marion Petrie and Dr Gilbert Roberts, of Newcastle University's Evolution and Behaviour Research Group.
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Stuffed!
29th March 2007, New Scientist, Worldwide
Feature about research into cirrhosis of the liver, referring to the work of Professors David Jones, Derek Mann and Chris Day, of the Liver Research Group at Newcastle University. (summary only)
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British scientists develop drug-free treatment for asthma
29th March 2007, The Times, Worldwide
New hope for millions of people with asthma has come from a totally different way of treating the disease.
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Attractiveness secret revealed
28th March 2007, Berliner Morgenpost (Germany), Worldwide
A new theory explaining why some people are more attractive than others has been put forward by Professor Marion Petrie and Dr Gilbert Roberts, of Newcastle University's Evolution and Behaviour Research Group.
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Forging the link
27th March 2007, Northern Echo, UK
In a feature which asks whether or not the historic commitment to power-sharing in Northern Ireland can last, Dr Nick Randall (Geography, Politics and Sociology) provides expert comment.
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Men: move in with one, and fat follows
27th March 2007, The Times, T2, UK
A health-conscious female's good eating habits are often abandoned when she moves in with a man. Feature refers to research by Dr Amelia Lake, Human Nutrition Research Centre, Newcastle University.
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Wheel in the robo-angels
27th March 2007, Daily Express, UK
Researchers may one day develop robot nurses. Article refers to work by Dr Robert Bicker, School of Mechanical and Systems Engineering, Newcastle University. No URL
Criminal overture hits a dark note
26th March 2007, The Journal, UK
Newcastle University lecturer Dr Roz Southey (Arts and Cultures), yesterday launched her debut crime novel Broken Harmony - set in in the world of Newcastle Musicians in the 1730s.
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Dons say classes of 100 now common
25th March 2007, The Sunday Times, UK
Students are routinely taught in classes of more than 100 at the UK's top universities. Article refers to a paper by Dr Bruce Charlton, School of Biology and Psychology, Newcastle University.
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