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Volume 370 Issue 6491, 25 August 1994

Opinion

  • There is a chance that next week's UN conference on population and development at Cairo will give a necessary fillip to declining fertility around the world, but only if the red herrings on the agenda can be avoided.

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  • One pity of Linus Pauling's death is that even vitamin C could not keep him living longer.

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  • The British Broadcasting Corporation deserves no credit for a meretricious series of television films.

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Correspondence

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News & Views

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Scientific Correspondence

    • Yan B. Linhart
    • Rhea J. Dodd
    Scientific Correspondence
    • F. Kjellberg
    • M.-C. Anstett
    • E. A. Herre
    Scientific Correspondence
    • William White
    Scientific Correspondence
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Book Review

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Review Article

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Article

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Letter

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Product Review

  • Software and hardware options featured this week include programs for data acquisition, management and analysis, imaging and molecular biology, and a selection of new computer systems.

    • Diane Gershon
    Product Review
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Employment Review

  • Adoption of quality standards, increased legislation and the need to prove due diligence are generating a growing market for personnel with skills in quality control, quality assurance and regulatory matters. This assessment comes from a company offering recruitment services in the field.

    • J. Coombs
    Employment Review
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