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4 Sep 2007: All patients have a 15,000 times greater risk of eventually developing acute myeloid leukemia than people without Fanconi anemia.

21 May 2007: If the Iranians are dubbed a proud people, all I can say is how richly they merit their pride, and how in response they deserve our utmost respect and understanding.".

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1 Feb 2007: A better understanding of the links between diet and isotopic ratios in people and animals today provides key baseline data for work on prehistoric specimens. ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People. Places.

16 Mar 2007: Metacafe - search Cambridge Science Festival. Now in its 14th year, Cambridge Science Festival is the UK's largest free, fun science event, last year attracting more than 25,000 people.

1 Sep 2007: Progressive loss in accommodative power by the lens of the human eye – a condition known as presbyopia – affects almost everybody who enters middle age and

28 Sep 2007: This is great news for people across Cambridge and beyond.". For further information please contact Alex Gaskell, HLF press office, on 020 7591 6047, email agaskell@hlf.org.uk or the

20 Apr 2007: It's a challenge, but I get to meet interesting people and raise awareness and money for charity,” Rogers said.

21 Dec 2007: People interested in attending the auditions should contact King's School on (01223) 365814.

13 Dec 2007: Dr Colman said, "We found that even people who had just mild or moderate symptoms of depression or anxiety over their life course were smaller babies than those who had better ... Their study analyses data on symptoms of anxiety and depression over a 40

30 Mar 2007: Professor Stephen Jackson has been awarded the Biochemical Society's GlaxoSmithKline Award ‘for distinguished research leading to new advances in medical

29 Jun 2007: According to Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, Director of the ARC, the high rates of AS at the University of Cambridge may be because part of the psychological make-up of people

6 Feb 2007: she is drawing people, animals or the sea.

19 Jan 2007: The open afternoons represent a new initiative which will, we hope, help people explore their options in terms of the routes into higher education, their choice of degree courses and general ... People might think that it takes years to prepare for and

16 Feb 2007: the experiences of the native Inuit peoples, who are witnessing the change first hand, will be presented.

2 Feb 2007: Professor Nigel Weiss, an expert in solar magnetic fields, has rebutted claims that a fall in solar activity could somehow compensate for the man-made causes

28 Aug 2007: I didn't sleep a wink the night before the first day – I was so nervous about mixing with people from other schools,” said Leigh Hunter, 14, a pupil at Nobel ... Many of the young people taking part are likely to be the first in their immediate

12 Dec 2007: Their aim to make science as accessible to the public as possible - the show's goal is to ‘help people enjoy science as much as we do, and at the same

18 Dec 2007: The Cambridge conference has set a record for the number of people attending.”.

13 Aug 2007: I honestly thought that only posh people went to Cambridge, people of a certain type,” he said. ... The week is hard work for the students, but also good fun and people seem to make lots of friends.”.

2 Aug 2007: Children and their families can expect a fairytale experience when they visit the Cambridge University Botanic Garden this summer. On specific storytelling

5 Jul 2007: In a country where ordinary people cannot choose their political leaders the response was huge. ... Public fascination with the show was huge – people became crazy about its stars.

19 Jul 2007: The Cambridge researchers studied the genetic make-up of people around the world and the measurements of more than 60,000 skulls kept in academic collections.

15 May 2007: The book analysed the impact of European colonialism on indigenous peoples in various parts of the world, focusing in particular on the archaeological record. ... Her last book, “Tigers In Africa”, similarly used archaeology to explore the struggles

2 Mar 2007: The new findings, published in today's edition of Science , may lead to more targeted treatments for addiction and other compulsive behaviour disorders with

16 Feb 2007: the experiences of the native Inuit peoples, who are witnessing the change first hand, will be presented.

2 Oct 2007: This year, over a quarter of a million people watched the Race from the riverside and millions of television viewers tuned in from over 150 countries worldwide.

11 Dec 2007: The first part of Cripps Court was finished in November 2005 consisting of a state-of-the-art auditorium for 150 people, teaching and seminar rooms and dining, exhibition and gallery

13 Dec 2007: He has been singled out for work which has uncovered how mutations in certain genes can make people more susceptible to cancer.

11 Jul 2007: The visits were organised by Professor Andrea Brand, winner of the Rosalind Franklin Award from the Royal Society in 2006. Professor Brand is Herchel Smith

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8 May 2007: University of Cambridge researchers have developed a novel strategy to tackle neurodegenerative diseases such as Huntington's disease: encouraging an

30 May 2007: Prizes for the winners have been generously donated by Rockwatch (the young people's branch of Geologists Association), the Friends of the Sedgwick Museum, Dr.

16 Feb 2007: The event challenges students to demonstrate their abilities in spoken Japanese in front of an audience of more than 100 people as well as a panel of judges. ... More than 60 people from 16 universities took part in the competition.

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1 Apr 2007: Most of us are familiar with the use of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to scan the human body for signs of disease. Magnetic fields up to 30,000 times

23 Oct 2007: The University strongly welcomes any moves that will encourage young people to study the sciences, maths and modern languages in particular at a higher level.”.

29 Jun 2007: During the four days, more than 4,000 people are expected to explore the exhibition.

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10 Sep 2007: Julian Bond, from the Christian Muslim Forum, said: "This is a special opportunity for people to hear from two of the world's most famous authorities on religion about the role ... Please read our email privacy notice for details. People. 2024 University

21 Sep 2007: The threat posed to animal and human health by established and emerging diseases, in many cases exacerbated by unprecedented movement of people and animals and increased trade, and likely to become

21 Nov 2007: People wishing to make a donation can either send a cheque (sterling only) payable to 'The Society for French Studies' to Dr Paul Cooke, Honorary Treasurer, Society for French Studies, Department

3 Jul 2007: The Nanotechnology course is run by The Smallpeice Trust as part of an ongoing programme of residential courses designed to help young people aged 13 – 18 learn and develop skills in

26 Oct 2007: Professor Turok provides the following analogy: “Imagine a large crowd of people with everyone standing. ... Now tell them all to lie down. People would tend to lie in the same direction as their neighbours, but over large distances the direction

11 Oct 2007: If sufficient people and groups heed this statement and act on it then the atmosphere will be changed into one in which violent extremists cannot flourish.".

26 Oct 2007: An early taste of joint working by the Charter supporters is to offset at least an equivalent of the amount of carbon dioxide generated by people travelling to the event. ... By signing the Cambridge Climate Change Charter organisations are accepting

9 Jan 2007: The scheme, now in its eighth year, is funded entirely by Tsuzuki Sogo Gakuen, a trust comprising some fifty institutions and supporting 70,000 children and young people at all stages

21 Feb 2007: Few British people have taken one of these rickshaws further than the next town, so we're expecting it to be quite a challenge,” team mechanic Neil Summers said. ... It's about people and politics, religion and society and the interactions of strangers

23 Nov 2007: Shanahan splits his time between Bordeaux and Dublin where he has been supported by Stewarts, a foundation that provides lifelong care and support for people with learning difficulties.

5 Jun 2007: People live and work, legally or illegally, in more than half the world's protected areas.