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A GENE variant that ups your risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease in old age may not be all bad. It seems that young people with the variant tend to be smarter, more educated and have better memories than their peers. The discovery may improve the variant’s negative image (see “Yes or no”). It also suggests why the variant is common despite its debilitating effects in old age. Carriers of the va
Fred Pearce, environment consultant In a flurry of interviews in recent days, the scientist at the heart of the "climategate" affair has broken a 12-week silence about the controversy that followed the publication of emails stolen from the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit. Phil Jones, who has temporarily stood aside as the unit's director, admitted to the journal Nature that his
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