4. researchers studied 208 infants whose brains were temporarily deprived of oxygen as a result of complications at birth (the new england journal of medicine, october 13, 2005).
an experiment was performed to determine if reducing body temperature for three days after birth improved their chances of surviving without brain damage. infants were randomly
assigned to usual care or whole-body cooling. the amount of brain damage was measured for each infant.

The academic affairs council is the highest expert body processing academic affairs, as stipulated by the university statutes. specialist aaro häkkinen (educational policy) took part in the council’s meeting. the agenda of the meeting included bachelors’ feedback, the timing of pedagogical studies, the grant system for tuition fees, the standardisation of administrative practices for internships and the situation of foreign-language and multilingual master’s programmes.