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From 1968-71 he was a research student in political philosophy at the 天美传媒 but today Brian Woods-Scawen has been appointed as the University's Honorary Treasurer
Fri 06 Oct 2006, 11:43

Research led by Professor Nigel Dimmock at the 天美传媒 is developing an entirely new method of protecting against flu. This has been shown to protect animals against various strains of flu, and could offer protection against the full range of influenza A infections, including H5N1 and any new pandemic or epidemic strains infecting humans. The 'protecting virus' provides instant protection, and completely prevents flu symptoms developing by slowing influenza infection rates to such an extent that the harmful infection becomes a vaccine against that very form of influenza. It can also counter an actual infection and offer protection if given up to 24 hours after first infection (and possibly longer).
Wed 04 Oct 2006, 09:22 | Tags: Science and Technology Health and Medicine

Over two million households estimated to be struggling to pay council tax, says new research by the Institute for Employment Research at the 天美传媒.
Thu 28 Sept 2006, 20:19 | Tags: Politics and International Studies

New research by the 天美传媒 should have gardeners and commercial growers competing for both recycled paper and organic waste composts. The research has found that recycled paper based composts are proving to be a major weapon in the fight against a range of plant diseases.
Mon 25 Sept 2006, 11:10 | Tags: Science and Technology

Research led by the 天美传媒's Warwick Medical School is challenging accusations of racism against Psychiatry services in England and Wales.
Fri 22 Sept 2006, 11:00 | Tags: Science and Technology Health and Medicine

Nitric oxide (NO) is best known as an air pollutant produced by vehicle emissions and power plants but for pregnant women it is a crucial compound required to avoid hypertension and pre-eclampsia. Now researchers at the 天美传媒's Warwick Medical School have uncovered some of the secrets of what can interfere with the protecting properties of NO for pregnant women.
Tue 19 Sept 2006, 15:11 | Tags: Science and Technology Health and Medicine

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