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On the way, a jab that could mean an end to arthritis
14th August 2008, The Daily Telegraph, UK
Prof John Isaacs will be carrying out a very early, small trial of a new vaccine which could suppress the effects of rheumatoid arthritis, using patients' own blood cells.
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Search on to find North stars of business world
13th August 2008, The Journal, nebusiness, UK
Article observing the launch of this year's North East Business Executive of the Year Awards notes that the event is sponsored by Newcastle University among others.
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Why women cannot sniff out Mr Right when they take the Pill - and how it affects us all
13th August 2008, The Independent, UK
The contraceptive pill disrupts a woman's natural ability to choose a partner genetically dissimilar to themselves research at the Universities of Newcastle and Liverpool has shown.
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Hardy souls brave Tyne and tide to support lifeboat crews
11th August 2008, The Journal, UK
Newcastle University lecturer David Baines was among those braving a swim in the Tyne to raise funds!
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Cell change <i>keeps organs young</i>
11th August 2008, BBC online, Worldwide
Newcastle University's Professor Thomas von Zglinicki comments on work by US researchers who may have found a way to halt the biological clock which slows down our bodies over time.
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Sir Bobby reaches goal in record time
7th August 2008, The Journal,
Sir Bobby Robson has raised £500,000 for research into cancer by academics at Newcastle University.
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Rear-view mirrors: reclaiming the past's foreign countries
7th August 2008, Times Higher, UK
Professor Alastair Bonnett of Newcastle University on the rising popularity of the study of nostalgia.
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Expert unveils his life-extending diet
6th August 2008, The Northern Echo, UK
Professor Thomas von Zglincki, Newcastle University's Institute of Ageing and Health, comments on claims that a new diet has age-defying properties. No URL
University honour for doctor
4th August 2008, The Journal, UK
Dr Stephen Singleton, medical director of NHS North East, has been appointed visiting professor at Newcastle University's Institute of Health and Society. No URL
Bait company bought out of administration
1st August 2008, The Journal, UK
Newcastle University spin-out company, Seabait, has been bought out of administration by a Scottish company.
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