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Why the world needs to keep pace with breakthroughs in stem cell research

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imageDemonstrators dressed as embryos gather outside the French parliament to protest laws authorising research on embryonic stem cells. Across the world, countries are implementing additional laws to use treatments that are still in trial phases. Reuters/Benoit Tessier

This article is part of a series The Conversation Africa is running on stem cell...

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Why South Africa needs better laws for stem cell research and therapy

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imageLegislation in South Africa needs to be updated to accommodate the development in stem cell research and therapies.Reuters

This article is part of a series The Conversation Africa is running on stem cell research and therapy. Read the rest of the series here.

South Africa has a patchy array of laws dealing with stem cells. While it does have...

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South Africa's new visa rules: sound idea but badly executed

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imageSouth Africa's game reserves are loved by tourists. The new visa regulations could have a negative impact on them. Shutterstock

As a developing tourist destination, South Africa has focused on various strategies to make the country more accessible and boost visitor numbers. But various events have challenged these growth strategies.

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  1. Intense after-school tutoring holds many lessons – for learners and teachers
  2. Reflections on police funerals: what they say about South Africa's policing culture
  3. Israel and the BDS debate: two academics respectfully agree to differ
  4. Australia's changing profile: fewer divorces, higher incomes, more rental stress
  5. Darts' rise is a cautionary tale for sport in a commercialised world
  6. When the AFL gets richer, who gets richer with it?
  7. ATNIX: Australian Twitter News Index, June/July 2015
  8. Newspoll shows tight race in Canning, with big swing to Labor
  9. Diving for treasure to help protect the world’s great reefs
  10. Deflategate has never been about footballs---so what, exactly, is the NFL up to?
  11. Elon Musk’s Brave New World: it worked for Henry Ford; why not Tesla?
  12. A hungrier, wealthier, choosier, smarter, riskier world: five challenges for Australian agriculture
  13. New calculation suggests China's greenhouse emissions have been overestimated
  14. Hockey's IP inquiry another opportunity likely to be missed
  15. Are vaccines making viruses more dangerous?
  16. Art, activism and our creative future
  17. NAPLAN data and school funding: a dangerous link
  18. I WANT MY iPAD! Are our kids getting addicted to technology?
  19. How did Jupiter and Saturn form? The answer may lie with the humble pebble
  20. Why Sebastian Coe must form a truth commission on doping in athletics
  21. Islamic climate declaration converts religious principles into greener practice
  22. Confessions of a Justified Sinner captures the modern condition perfectly
  23. Corrupt, violent and overcrowded: inside Latin America's prisons
  24. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. proves spy spoofs are back in business
  25. IWF's efforts to remove child porn from the web won't tackle paedophile networks -- but it's still important
  26. A well-functioning cabinet – who are they kidding?
  27. Turning a page: downsizing the campus book collections
  28. Who says libraries are dying? They are evolving into spaces for innovation
  29. Cynicism about mobile advertising is greatly misplaced
  30. Our obsession with hereditary cancers didn't start when we discovered the breast cancer gene
  31. A melting Arctic demands more – not less – research on earth science
  32. Ray Tensing was trained, equipped much like 32,000 other campus cops
  33. The fate of the metalheads
  34. Divided Thai nation vulnerable to violence on multiple fronts
  35. Citizen scientists discover what's out there
  36. Dwarf galaxies feel the blast from larger neighbours
  37. More than naming and shaming needed to stop corporate tax avoidance
  38. Bangkok bombing blame game speaks volumes about the state of Thai politics
  39. Universities remain a hive of inequality – they must do more to attract the excluded
  40. Current alternatives won't light up Britain's broadband blackspots
  41. Patients will resist medical record sharing if NHS bosses ignore their privacy fears
  42. Bad news for Putin as support for war flags beyond Russia's 'troll farms'
  43. Heydon will consider bias claims on Friday
  44. The drug flibanserin is approved for the treatment of low sexual desire in women
  45. What lies behind the hype and the hope of stem cell research and therapy
  46. A beginner's guide to understanding stem cells
  47. Forget plagiarism: there's a new and bigger threat to academic integrity
  48. The risks attached to South Africa's nuclear energy strategy
  49. Why South Africa's economy is likely to grow more slowly than its potential
  50. We need a new relationship with urban noise
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