	26 April 2005 Growing concern about bird flu sparks call for global action H5N1 strain could trigger flu pandemic. Chief veterinary officers from 28 countries
	26 April 2005 Ebola virus: from wildlife to dogs Since 1976 the Ebola virus has caused some lethal human epidemics in Central Africa
	26 April 2005 Fibril shape is the basis of prion strains and cross-species prion infection New research on prions, the infectious proteins behind "mad cow" disease
	26 April 2005 Viruses may one day help treat brain tumors New research shows that a virus designed to kill cancer cells can significantly increase
	26 April 2005 Stem cells without embryos? Scientists are responding with a mix of encouragement and criticism
	26 April 2005 A new technique which colour codes DNA A new technique which colour codes DNA for laser sequencing may offer a faster and
	26 April 2005 Indonesian scientists have found the H5N1 bird flu virus in a pig. Scientists fear pigs could act as a “mixing vessel” in which a human pandemic strain could evolve,
	26 April 2005 Gene-editing technique cuts out diseased DNA A gene-editing process that corrects mutations without weaving foreign genetic material
	26 April 2005 Okay, we give up From the April 2005 Issue of Scientific American. There's no easy way to admit this
	26 April 2005 First clone of champion racehorse revealed The cloned foal was the only live birth from 34 implanted embryos
	26 April 2005 Outbreaks of salmonella associated with Roma tomatoes Three outbreaks of Salmonella infections associated with eating Roma tomatoes
	26 April 2005 Pain Pain research has been enriched by remarkable discoveries during the past
	26 April 2005 Legislating stem cells Legislating stem cells state by state, country by country, lawmakers are struggling
	26 April 2005 No art please, we're scientists As one of the world's biggest funders of biomedical science, the Wellcome Trust can
	26 April 2005 Save poultry industry by heat stress management It is very important to control heat stress because it results in 100 per cent death of the birds
	26 April 2005 Zoonotic disease outbreaks associated with animal exhibits To assess the number of zoonotic disease outbreaks associated with animal
	26 April 2005 Rare baby aye-aye hand-reared in British zoo A rare species of lemur, the distinctive-looking and endangered aye-aye
	26 April 2005 Dinosaur eggs offer clues on reproduction The rare discovery of eggs inside a dinosaur has given scientists new clues
	26 April 2005 To walk again A pioneering treatment has allowed paralysed dogs to regain some movement
	12 April 2005 Statements BSAVA and WVA following information on MRSA in dogs and cats (ref. Veterinary Sciences Tomorrow, News March 29, 2005) Current scientific evidence supports the opinion that the risk of pet-transmitted

	12 April 2005 First demonstration of the generation of motor neurons from human embryonic stem cells For the first time scientists have successfully induced embryonic stem cells
	12 April 2005 Foot-and-mouth research at risk Spanish investigators have warned this week that a national law governing research
	12 April 2005 Trial and ethics There is no better example of the problems of doing a trial in a developing-world country
	12 April 2005 Elephants do impressions They say that elephants never forget. Now the creatures have shown that,
	12 April 2005 Rabies cases spark emergency action Rabies is once again threatening western Europe. This week emergency teams
	12 April 2005 Blood vessels recovered from Tyrannosaurus rex bone Palaeontologists have extracted soft, flexible structures that appear to be blood vessels
	12 April 2005 Could dandruff be altering the world’s climate? Along with fur, algae, pollen, fungi, bacteria, viruses and various other “bio-aerosols”
	12 April 2005 Electronic tags for eggs, sperm and embryos In 2002, two proud and relieved parents, Mr and Mrs A, saw their newborn twins for the first time,
	12 April 2005 US Food and Drug Administration and ethics In June, 2004, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) proposed that clinical research projects
	12 April 2005 Lessons in senescence The cells stop dividing; the studies keep multiplying.
	12 April 2005 European Center for Disease Prevention and Control begins recruiting The head of the new European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has begun the process
	12 April 2005 Salmon from farms breed sea lice Salmon farms help stock supermarkets but also breed parasitic sea lice
	12 April 2005 Biotechnology reenergized Advanced biotechnology can reduce stem length to make the trunk shorter and thicker,
	12 April 2005 Reemergence of canine Echinococcus granulosus infection As a consequence of large-scale outdoor slaughter of sheep during the 2001 foot and mouth disease
	12 April 2005 Scientists artificially inseminate whale After bringing in a parade of males and watching for years as nature never took its course,
	12 April 2005 Australia scientists grow stem cells from nose With the help of the Catholic Church, Australian researchers have successfully
	12 April 2005 Colorado pushes Lynx habitat rule changes Citing the success of a six-year, $2.5 million state program to transplant the endangered lynx
	12 April 2005 Marburg virus outbreak in Africa An outbreak of rare and deadly Marburg haemorrhagic fever has claimed more than 100 lives
	12 April 2005 Artificial retina gets diamond coating A bionic eye that allows blind people to see has now got a protective coat of diamond


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