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Q&A: The odd—and sometimes tense—intersection of cops, soldiers, and public health

In 2003, epidemiologist Nicholas Thomson was doing HIV prevention work in Chiang Mai, Thailand, when the country’s president, Thaksin Shinawatra, launched an aggressive war on…

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Draw clearer red lines around human gene editing, say leaders of Chinese and U.S. science academies

The world urgently needs better international oversight of “genome editing in human embryos for reproductive purposes,” says an editorial co-written by the heads of the…

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Panel investigating bullying, harassment at UNAIDS finds ‘boy’s club,’ calls for firing of head

An independent panel that reviewed the culture at the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) in Geneva, Switzerland, has issued a scathing report that calls for…

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