Vol. 15 No. 3, March 2007

Index

• At the Institute.
• The political and moral economies of science: a case study of genomics in Canada and the United Kingdom.
• An evaluation of G[E.sup.3]LS public engagement activities.
• MORGEN & data release policies: an overview.
• Occupational health and safety regulation and the National Institute of Nanotechnology.
• "Traditional use" and regulatory change in the arena of natural health products.
• The effect of genetic determinism and exceptionalism on law and policy.
• Assessing the science of genetically modified crops: the new frontier of public health policy.
• Kant's antipode: Nietzche's transvaluation of human dignity and its "implications" for biotechnology policy.
• Possible consequences of remedy in Monsanto Canada Inc. v. Schmeiser.
• Media portrayal of conflicts of interest in biomedical research.
• Learning to swim with salmon: pilot evaluation of journalism as a method to create information for public engagement.
• Upcoming events.