Despite the image of diabetes as an affliction of fat Western people, eighty per cent of deaths from the disease are in low- and middle-income countries.
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Diabetes in the developing world going untreated, despite available drugsBy Alice Lighton16 February 2012 |
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Leveson tackles science reporting in newspapersBy Kate Adams11 February 2012 Kate Adams was surprised to discover that there’s more to Leveson than phone hacking |
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When cutting killsBy Daryl Ilbury7 February 2012 A routine but largely unnecessary medical procedure kills boys in South Africa every year |
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Why are we banging heads over public access to scientific data?By Adam Smith13 December 2011 That a public debate nearly ended in a baroness nutting a journalist reveals the passions around freedom of information. |
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The search for weapons of maths communication
By Harriet Bailey18 February 2012
Maths is like Marmite – love it or loathe it. Harriet Bailey questions whether those campaigning for a maths museum in the UK have got their sums right