Science and Development Network
News, views and information about science, technology and the developing world
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Chronic diseases — such as cancer, diabetes and heart disease — are now the biggest health threat facing the developing world; more research and stronger health policies will be vital to tackling this crisis.
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Opinions and Analysis
Biomed Analysis: Don't overlook the ageing 'epidemic'
Health systems in developing nations aren't ready for the diseases that accompany ageing, writes Priya Shetty.
20 October 2011
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Biomed Analysis: Take charge of chronic disease epidemic
Healthcare policies and research strategies in developing countries must adapt to the new big killers, says Priya Shetty.
23 September 2011
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Biomed Analysis: Target sex differences in research
18 August 2011
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News and Features
Scientists call for global neglected disease database
Scientists have built a database for schistosomiasis in Africa, which they are putting forward as a model for a global neglected disease tool.
Researchers strike gold with nanoparticle virus test
An award-winning, rapid test for hepatitis C that uses gold nanoparticles could be especially useful in the Middle East and North Africa.
Brazil to produce paediatric dose of Chagas disease drug
13 December 2011
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