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Finnish is not difficult, but it needs practising, says Finnish lecturer Pirkko Hölttä. Welcome to Turku! Stefano Magugliani from Italy (left), Bobby Dilworth from Great Britain, Hans-Auke Koopal from the Netherlands, Werner Soliz from Chile and Servé Muyers from the Netherlands began their studies in Turku with enthusiasm. Mammography saves lives Mammography screening decreases the mortality from breast cancer. Professor Peter B. Dean introduces the latest results from an article that came out in the Lancet this year.

Aurora 3/2000 Tradition and quality with an international focus The University was founded by private donors Turku - an old European town Is Finnish really so difficult to learn? The translation team Who broke the cup? The University takes care of its international guests "Oost west thuis is nook niet alles!" Finns like someone else to take the first step Student exchange experiences benefit teachers-to-be Anu enjoyed her stay in England Bookshelf: The Baltic and the North Seas In brief Natural or cultural selection? Column in German European Union common defence: Forward march! Column in Spanish Russian biotechnology is well known in Turku Legal collaboration Common types of human cancer Mammography screening is woman´s life insurance Educational system of eight European countries Does efficiency hinder quality in learning? Visits abroad can help develop teaching All an exchange student needs Doctoral dissertations Cover of the printed magazine Natural or cultural selection? Dr Virpi Lummaa left for Cambridge in February, and with her dogs, of course.