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New Science Journalism Project on Science Worldwide
Issue March 2010
Science News
Africa
By Danstan Kaunda,
Zambia

“In a world where the western countries have dominated all fields of …

Biology
By Rachael Ann Scullion,
United Kingdom

Streptococcus pneumoniae is an opportunistic bacterial species, which often colonises large numbers …

Cognitive therapy
By Aleem Ahmed,
Pakistan

Stammering (or stuttering) – generally thought as a result of social pressures, …

South America
By Karen Hoffmann,
Colombia

This weekend in the colonial town of Villa de Leyva, Colombia, the …

Law & Policy
By Josephat Siror,
Kenya

The debate on abortion is seemingly widening the rift between medical professionals …

HIV & AIDS
By Danstan Kaunda,
Zambia

Zambian traditional healers can help in HIV and AIDS response in the …

Family Health
By Amy Seakins,
United Kingdom

One hundred calories can be saved from a child’s meal simply by …

HIV & AIDS
By Danstan Kaunda,
Zambia

A clinical trial of the effectiveness of the anti-AIDS virus gel, Microbicide …

Biofuels
By Howard Hudson,
United Kingdom

Biofuel crops will impact on biodiversity and natural ecosystems unless tightly controlled, …

Aging & Elderly care
By Jana Witt,
United Kingdom

Many will say that Alzheimer’s and dementia are some of the worst …

Communication
By Danstan Kaunda,
Zambia

Some Southern African landlocked countries are carrying out feasibility studies to get …

Biofuels
By Danstan Kaunda,
Zambia

Government in Zambian has partnered with Swedish Lund University to produce energy …

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Opinion
Arts & Environment
By Shruti Syal, Canada

There are these pretty little critters called peppered moths. Their wings are a milky white colour with grayish-black spots. Like several other insects they feast on tree sap, and their favourite just happens to be that tall, beautiful white-bark eucalyptus tree. They land on the tree, insert their mouthparts and feed off of the sap that moves upward in the tree’s vascular tissue, its bloodline. If you look hard enough you’ll see them. But if you’re a bird looking for a meal as you’re flying …

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Special Reports
Climate
By Laura McGuinness,
United Kingdom

Everybody knows the world is running out of fossil fuels. But oil …

Diabetes
By Abigail Scott,
United Kingdom

It can safely be acknowledged that obesity is one of the most …

Biofuels
By Janette Fiddes,
Switzerland

The Standing Committee of the Bern Convention (the Council of Europe Convention …

Biofuels
By Devanita Ghosh,
India

A bacterial fuel cell is a device which converts chemical energy into …

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Opinion
Biochemistry
By Shruti Syal, Canada

The word Amaranth comes from the Greek amarantos, the “one that does not wither,” or the never-fading (flower). The mystical notion of immortality however, may not be so mystical after all. Can we create a race of immortals? Should we? At what evolutionary cost?

Movies such as The Fountain and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button explore this fascination and challenge the perimeters of our knowledge on aging. An episode in the Television series …

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