Europe sidelines Alzheimer’s drug: lessons must be learnt
On 25 July, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) refused to approve the clinical use of lecanemab, a drug that can
Data on SDGs are riddled with gaps. Citizens can help
Voluntary campaigns to clean up beaches in Ghana are helping to provide data about marine litter.Credit: Let’s Do It Ghana
How a struggling biotech company became a university ‘spin-in’
Snakebite clinic patients in Meserani, Tanzania. Credit: Matthew OldfieldCredit: Matthew Oldfield Editorial Photography/Alamy Andreas Laustsen-Kiel leads the Center for Antibody
US and China inch towards renewing science-cooperation pact — despite tensions
The US Department of State says that the United States and China are still in communication about a key science
The Doritos dye that makes mouse tissue transparent
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the innovations that made it possible
Aaron James now has one blue eye and one brown — the former his own, the latter from an unprecedented
Eggs from older mice regain youth when grown in young cells
In mammalian ovaries, immature eggs, called ooctyes, develop in follicles.Credit: Don W. Fawcett/Science Photo Library Growing immature eggs from old
New virus-genome website seeks to make sharing sequences easy and fair
Genome sequences of West Nile virus (pictured) are being uploaded and shared on a new online database. Credit: Dr Linda
Wildfires are spreading fast in Canada — we must strengthen forests for the future
At the end of July, a wildfire driven by extreme winds blazed through Jasper National Park in Canada, forcing the
I make fake eyes for those who need them
“I’m the only ocularist in Uganda. Apart from me, there’s no one in the country to make prosthetic eyes for