Nature News highlights: 25 October 2011

25 October 2011       nature news alert • Read Nature's news online • Subscribe to Nature Your weekly update from Nature's global news team.                       BD Accuri® C6 personal flow cytometer The BD Accuri C6 gives you 4-color cell analysis in an affordable, transportable, and easy-to-use format, putting flow cytometry within reach for both novice and experienced researchers. BD CFlow® software's intuitive interface guides you through workflows, making it easy to begin collecting and analyzing data. Learn more today at bdbiosciences.com/go/accuri               • Featured               Special: Haiti: one year of cholera ▶       As the cholera outbreak enters its second year, relief bodies are moving to roll out vaccine for the first time. The epidemic has disappeared from the headlines, but it continues to wreak a deadly toll. Donor funding for front-line response teams is drying up, even as a newly approved vaccine offers a glimmer of hope. 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Read More ▶                               Nature Reviews Cancer turns 10 Nature Reviews Cancer celebrates its 10 year anniversary with a specially commissioned Article Series that explores today's hottest research areas such as epigenetics, heterogeneity and metastasis, as well as forward looking concepts that could result in new treatments for cancer patients. Read the October Anniversary Issue online: www.nature.com/nrc Read the Article Series online: www.nature.com/nrc/series/thenext10               • More Stories               Crows, children and choreography ▶ 21 October 2011     A leading dancer and a Cambridge scientist discuss their collaboration. Read More ▶                   Different method, same result: global warming is real ▶ 20 October 2011     Independent analysis confirms earlier results but aims for greater transparency. Read More ▶                   Mastodon fossil throws up questions over 'rapid' extinction ▶ 20 October 2011     A bone tool embedded in a mastodon rib suggests humans were hunting big game earlier than thought. Read More ▶                   Finding puts brakes on faster-than-light neutrinos ▶ 20 October 2011     An independent experiment confirms that subatomic particles have wrong energy spectrum for superluminal travel. Read More ▶                   Climate action a 'moral responsibility' ▶ 20 October 2011     Chinese climatologist says the world must work together on global warming. Read More ▶                   Year's best wildlife photos on display in London ▶ 19 October 2011     Check out the Nature news team's favourite entries from the 2011 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Read More ▶                   Angry words over East Asian seas ▶ 19 October 2011     Chinese territorial claims propel science into choppy waters. Read More ▶                   Correction ▶ 19 October 2011                     • Newsblog               Read up to the minute coverage of research and science policy. Argument over RNA editing study deepens The Iceman genome cometh Earthquake severely damages eastern Turkish cites Marking a joyous occasion, California finalizes climate regulations Can psychology overcome a climate of resistance? Scathing appraisal for UK research councils? Shared Services Centre EPA to regulate fracking waste water Abbott splits into two companies to lessen reliance on Humira US lab safety under fire Van Gogh, Picasso, Pollock, and ... Serratia marcescens? more...                           Exclusive discounts are now available online Nature Lab Offers provides researchers like you with exclusive discounts on products used in your lab. Browse through US Offers or Global Offers on antibodies, cell culture, PCR, software, pipettors, reagents, and more! 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