Putting science
at the heart of development
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome — an atypical form of pneumonia — first appeared in November 2002 in Guangdong Province, China, spreading across the world before being contained in 2003.
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Opinions and Analysis
Bioethics reporting in China: a case for bold action
Journalists in China — as elsewhere — have an important function to play in reporting on how science and technology affects people's lives.
Conservation medicine's time has come
28 October 2005
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Source: Science
News and Features
BRIC science profiles 'more like the G7'
Science output from Brazil, Russia, India and China is becoming more evenly balanced across disciplines, a study finds.
China urged to take technological risk more seriously
The recent nuclear scare in Japan has reinforced pressure in China to raise its awareness of the risks of new technologies. Li Jiao reports.
South Asia News in brief: 1–15 March 2008
20 March 2008
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Emerging infectious diseases 'on the rise'
21 February 2008
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Practical Guides
How to report a disease outbreak or pandemic
Sensationalism is no substitute for sound science when reporting disease outbreaks, say Fang Xuanchang, Jia Hepeng and Katherine Nightingale.
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