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On Nature News - November 05, 2008

What Obama's win means for science
Nature takes a look at some of the races — from Congressional competitions to state-wide ballot initiatives — that will affect the nation's research.

Bush may introduce environmental regulations
Policy watchdogs expect industry-friendly changes in coming months.

Industry shifts focus to immunology and cancer
Cardiology and anaemia lose out in the hunt for the next pharmaceutical blockbusters.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on November 05, 2008
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