Happy New Year and Peace on Earth!I want to take this opportunity and thank our donors. You are too many to all be listed individually but a few I

The U.S. National Institutes of Health, the world’s largest medical research funder, has just made public access to NIH-funded research

For pictures see http://AIDSfreeAFRICA.blogspot.com From Cameroon’s Capital YaoundéI am writing this on a french computer with french keyboard

The good thing about waiting for others is that it gives me time to write this blog. Especially since it is Sunday morning, everyone is in Church and

OK, here is the short run down: Cameroon was singled out with praise by the latest UN report for having implemented behavior changes regarding

Hello everyone,this will be my first trip to Africa with the capacity to blog – to be in communication with you!Please read it and respond. I

The World Health Organization has launched TRopIKA Tropical Diseases Research to Foster Innovation & Knowledge Application. Thanks to Peter

PLoS, the Public Library of Science, has just launched the peer-reviewed open access Journal of Neglected Tropical Diseases, according to their

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Press Release from the Alliance for Taxpayer Accesswww.taxpayeraccess.org For immediate releaseOctober 24, 2007 Contact:Jennifer McLennanjennifer

From Peter Suber’s Open Access News: Your thoughts on free/open/public databases in chemistry Antony Williams, Request for Input from the

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