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9 Sep 2003: Tendinopathy is a common condition, which occurs in many people with arthritis.

17 Oct 2003: According to the Alzheimer's Society dementia currently affects over 700,000 people in the UK. ... The number of people with dementia is steadily increasing. Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia, making up 55 per cent of all cases of

27 Jun 2003: Currently a great many people are diagnosed incorrectly. There are believed to be approximately 500 patients in a VS in this country. ... As the people who spend most time with the patient they are best placed to assess the patient's behaviour and can

28 Feb 2003: Rosemary Butcher, Head of Cambridge's Schools and Colleges Liaison / Widening Participation Team, is keen for people to realise how hard the team are working to raise aspirations towards higher education ... The Oxbridge conferences and our schools

3 Sep 2003: The scaling up of 'needs' generally outpaces the growth of incomes so that many people who are wealthy by any historical or international standard actually feel poor. ... This emphasis on the tribulations of the middle classes not only validates the

20 Aug 2003: The proposals are described on the University’s ‘Planning & Building’ web site, and comments are being invited from staff who work on the site and people who live nearby.

14 Jan 2003: Shai Vyakarnam said: "Over the course of the week, it was great to see a disparate group of students, some of whom were rather sceptical at the start, turning into people

26 Nov 2003: Working with the British Market Research Bureau (BMRB), he measured the backlash against Britain’s current hyper-consumerism and tried to understand why so many people are making this risky choice.

11 Mar 2003: The aim is to inspire young people to get involved in science and to make the exciting work going on at the university accessible to the local community," says festival organiser ... We're thrilled that the festival is attracting increasing numbers,

17 Jan 2003: The future looks interesting. We want COPIA to expand, and to find new projects initiated by new people,"says Dr Raphael Lyne, who emphasises the support that CERES received in setting