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Something is rotten in the state of dentistry
7th July 2008, The Times online, Worldwide
Professor Jimmy Steele, Newcastle University, comments on a report that increasing numbers of parents experience difficulty in finding an NHS dentist for their children.
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Henley Royal Regatta
7th July 2008, The Telegraph, Sports supplement, UK
Newcastle University kept up a good showing for the North East with victory over the University of the West of England in the Prince Albert Challenge Cup.
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Clinging on to their marbles
3rd July 2008, Times Higher, UK
Peter Stone, professor of heritage studies at Newcastle University, on a last-gasp defence of the rich Western museums hoarding the world's cultural heritage. (Book review: Who owns antiquity?, James Cuno.)
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Watch out for dance guerillas
3rd July 2008, The Journal, culture, UK
Feature on the Vamos! Festival during which the New York-based Momenta Quartet will perform the regional premiere of a new composition by Bolivian composer Agustin Fernandez of Newcastle University.
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Historic IVF deal leads to baby joy
3rd July 2008, Northern Echo, UK
Seven North-East women who donated eggs for research as part of a world-first medical research programme are expecting babies. The eggs will be used by North-East England Stem Cell Institute.
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Brushing teeth more than twice a day does more harm than good
3rd July 2008, Thai-Indian News, Worldwide
Children could be doing more harm than good by brushing their teeth after every meal, says Professor Jimmy Steele of Newcastle University.
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A career in foreign affairs
3rd July 2008, Australian Broadcasting Corp, Worldwide
Alexander Downer, who studied economics and politics at Newcastle University, has retired as Australia's foreign minister.
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Danger of children brushing teeth too much
2nd July 2008, The Daily Telegraph, UK
Children could be doing more harm than good by brushing their teeth after every meal, says Professor Jimmy Steele of Newcastle University.
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Pasture-fed cows give better milk
30th June 2008, Taranaki Daily News, New Zealand, Worldwide
Cows that eat grass rather than supplements produce better milk, Gillian Butler and fellow researchers at Newcastle University have found.
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Pictures the new pin codes?
30th June 2008, The Metro, UK
New computer password technology, developed by Professor Jeff Yan and colleagues at Newcastle University, is being exhibited at the Royal Society.
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