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In Nature China this week - A study in Hong Kong shows that deaths related to air pollution are more likely in disadvantaged communities and more.

Read more of the announcement entitled 'Air pollution: Poisoning the poor'

In Nature China this week - Dyslexic readers of the English and Chinese languages have different brain abnormalities, Global warming may have caused the intensity of dust storms in the Gobi Desert to decrease and more

Read more of the announcement entitled 'Dyslexia in Chinese: English readers are different'

In Nature China this week - In Nanjing, a 52-year-old father has caught the same strain of avian influenza virus that killed his 24-year-old son

Read more of the announcement entitled 'Avian influenza: Evidence of human-to-human transmission'

In Nature China this week, transgenic rice has been genetically modified with specific herbicide intolerance, which can be used to control its spread and more

Read more of the announcement entitled 'Transgenic plants: Spread control'

In this week's Nature China - Active compounds found in bitter melon have potential to treat diabetes, Satellite images show that the Indian Ocean tsunami had a long-lasting impact on sediments in the Bay of Bengal, The wild population of rare orchids is increasing in China's tropical nature reserves and more

Read more of the announcement entitled 'Tsunami impact: Muddy waters'