Science & The Soundbite

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Editorial Intelligence with Wellcome Trust and The Royal Society. From The Wellcome Trust April 19th 2007 Science & the Soundbite - Can science ever be presented accurately in headline news ? Chair Vivienne Parry, Writer & broadcaster Panel Mark Henderson, Science Editor, The Times Martin Rees, President, The Royal Society Jo Revill, Health Editor, The Observer Mark Walport, Director, Wellcome Trust

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