Bill Gates is opening windows on world health
| August 7, 2000
Tropical Medicine for malaria was 20 times the size of the School's usual receipts.
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Tobacco industry's smoke screen blown
| August 2, 2000
An elaborate dirty tricks campaign orchestrated by the tobacco industry to sabotage WHO anti-tobacco efforts is revealed in a WHO report released today.
Science is for innovation, but what is the public for?
| July 31, 2000
The UK government is worried. It says science underpins the economy, but the big issue is public opinion, reports Robert Walgate.
Emerging infectious diseases transmitted electronically
| July 24, 2000
LONDON, July 24 (Science Analysed) The 2000-strong International Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases concluded on 19 July in Atlanta, Georgia. But if you weren't there, don't despair. The organizers are offering online versions of selected presentations, with audio and slides, scheduled to go live from today, as well as a searchable abstracts system.The Atlanta programme included current work on surveillance, epidemiology, research, communication and training, bioterrorism, and the preven
Barbara McClintock's research plot attacked
| July 21, 2000
Protestors are said to have struck at an icon of genetics
G8 summit will discuss tropical diseases
| July 21, 2000
Japan is promising to boost its support for work in HIV/AIDS and parasitic tropical diseases.
Devil's in the detail of UK science boost
| July 20, 2000
"Genuinely very good news" to "cautiously optimistic" covers the range of reactions among scientists to a UK research spending hike.
Human mad cow disease rising - or is it?
| July 19, 2000
British experts try to have it both ways in the prediction of the trends in variant CJD.
artificial gene constructs are causing political controversy in France.
Royal Society says UK science spending halved
| July 17, 2000
D funding has fallen by more than half in fifteen years.
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