Patent justice
Sir John's best work may be yet to come.
Masters of the mozzies
Malaria's days should now be numbered.
It’s all in the genes
Major advances in drug therapy have made breast cancer survivable if detected early enough. The next breakthrough will come from genetics research, reports The Observer's health correspondent Jo Revill.
The great guilt debate
Parents are probably right to worry about the effect they're having on their children, says Oliver James.
Making choices, week 3
As the PSHE & citizenship curriculum has become compulsory in secondary schools, what are we doing with very young children to build firm foundations upon which to develop this curriculum later on?
Can fresh fruit really help you beat cancer?
More and more cancer patients are turning down radiation and chemotherapy in favour of a vitamin-rich diet. Doctors have relied on drugs and surgery for too long, brushing aside the importance of feeding patients properly writes Carmen Wheatley.