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On Nature News - June 19, 2009

UK climate effects revealed in finest detail yet
Detailed projections met with caution by climate scientists.

BRIEFING: NASA's Moon goals under review
But work on the first of the agency's new rockets continues.

The virus spy
Yan Li talks about spotting the novel swine flu virus at Canada's National Microbiology Laboratory.

Special: Apollo 40 years on
Exploring the legacy of the first manned lunar missions.

Drug quells anxiety in early trials
Angst-fighting compound lacks side effects of current treatments.

Posted by Richard Van Noorden on June 19, 2009
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