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Science 9 October 1998:
Vol. 282. no. 5387, p. 239
DOI: 10.1126/science.282.5387.239a

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This Week's Letters

The editor of Nature Medicine writes to clarify the journal's reply policy. Support is offered for a review of the Environmental Protection Agency's planned airborne particulate matter program. Funding of a "Great Ape Phenome Project" is proposed to complement a "Great Ape Genome Project": "Not to do so would be like funding the Human Genome Project without supporting much of the rest of the National Institutes of Health," say a group of letter writers. Reform in scientific education is discussed by prominent physicists and a biologist. And evidence is offered that the Tyrolean Iceman may have had acupuncture treatments!

Letters in This Issue


	Nature Medicine's Reply Policy Adrian J. Ivinson
	Airborne Particulate Matter Forrest M. Mims III
	Great Ape Phenome Project? Ajit Varki, Christopher Wills, David Perlmutter, David Woodruff, Fred Gage, James Moore, Katerina Semendeferi, Kurt Benirschke, Robert Katzman, Russell Doolittle, Theodore Bullock
	Science Education Reform John A. Moore; Glenn T. Seaborg; Leon M. Lederman, Marjorie G. Bardeen
	5200-Year-Old Acupuncture in Central Europe? Leopold Dorfer, Maximilian Moser, Konrad Spindler, Frank Bahr, Eduard Egarter-Vigl, Gottfried Dohr
	Maternal Investment in Human Brain Growth Rose E. Frisch
	Typographical Error Georg F. Weber, Samy Ashkar, Harvey Cantor, Melvin J. Glimcher
	Corrections and Clarifications