Nayanah Siva is a science journalist based in London. She has written for publications such as Science, Discover, The Lancet, BBC Focus, Wired UK, The BMJ, Nature Medicine and Slate. Nayanah previously worked at Nature as acting editor of Nature Reviews Urology, and prior to this was an assistant editor at The Lancet Neurology.
Nayanah has a BSc in Biology from the University of London and an MSc in The History of Science, Medicine and Technology from Imperial College, London.
Controversy continues over safety of bisphenol A
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March 2012 -
The Lancet
How investigators unravelled Europe's biggest-ever fake-medicine scam
Published:
December 2011 -
Wired UK
Nature group journal retracts two papers after cancer researcher was found to have falsified data
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August 2011 -
BMJ
Tackling the booming trade in counterfeit drugs
Published:
November 2010 -
The Lancet
15-horned dinosaur discovered on 'lost continent'
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September 2010 -
Wired.co.uk
Pakistan sees first suspected cases of cholera
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August 2010 -
BMJ
Newton's apple tree visits space, returns safely
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July 2010 -
Wired.co.uk
Wakefield's First Try
Published:
June 2010 -
Slate Magazine
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UK election: the main parties' health policies
Published:
May 2010 -
The Lancet
Top 100 Stories of 2009: Hope for HIV Vaccine
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January 2010 -
Discover Magazine
Number of swine flu patients going into intensive care is rising
Published:
November 2009 -
BMJ
Secret of Scotland's Shrinking Sheep Solved
Published:
July 2009 -
Science
Mouse study prompts experts to revisit the promise of leptin
Published:
February 2009 -
Nature Medicine
Cash infusion for HIV microbicides
Published:
May 2009 -
Nature Biotechnology
Diary of a somebody
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June 2006 -
The Lancet Neurology