The International Diabetes Federation's new atlas estimates that 151m adults in the 130 countries it profiles now suffer from the disease.
The human-brain atlas launched in 2010.Mr Allen's enthusiasm for openness is perhaps surprising.
Since the institute's mouse-brain atlas was completed in 2006, it has helped identify genes that may play roles in obesity, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's and other diseases.
Rooms from £140 (marrakech-riad.co.uk/riad-star-homepage/) Le Palais Paysan This modern retreat opened in the foothills of the Atlas mountains this summer, offering respite from the heat and hustle of Marrakech, 25km away.
No-frills carrier Atlas Blue is also launching twice-weekly flights from Gatwick to Fez, starting on 19 December on Mondays and Fridays (atlas-blue.com).com
0845 026 4585; realmorocco.com 6. Taroudant In the Souss Valley in the High Atlas, Taroudant is a pretty place famous for its pink houses and fortified walls.
They claimed that Atlas violated the little-known Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (Gina) by taking their genetic information.
NOMAD MIGRATION ROUTE, MOROCCO For centuries members of the semi-nomadic Ait Atta tribe have traversed mountain paths south twice a year, from the High Atlas to their homeland in the Jebel Sahro, to find new pastures for their huge flocks of sheep and goats.
The journey up through the Atlas had taken us past impromptu festivals, weekly markets, flocks of goats and a millennium of history.
I don't know what I'd expected of the Atlas, but it wasn't the pretty blossom-strewn villages that scattered the hillsides, the rusty-hued cubist cottages softened by haze, like something from an impressionist painting.
From this perspective, Lowe v Atlas Logistics is a landmark case: an anti-discrimination case in which there was no traditional discrimination.
