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Volume 311 Issue 5985, 4 October 1984

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  • Last week's meeting in Washington seems to have something to do with future talks on arms control, but nobody knows quite what. The best hope is that Mr Reagan will redefine his policy.

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  • The largest of the British research councils is not blameless for the plight of British research.

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Product Review

  • With the meeting of the American Society for Neurosciences this week, we feature a range of products to interest the neurosciences expert, including a new assay for monitoring tricyclic antidepressants.

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