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What is artificial blood and why is the UK going to trial it?  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-6-25 8:01)

As it struggles to recruit more blood donors, the UK's National Health Service has announced it will start testing transfusions with lab-grown blood by 2017

For an easy birth, stop thinking about it  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-6-25 8:01)

Civilisation is robbing women of their capacity to give birth naturally, warns obstetrician Michel Odent (full text available to subscribers)

ライオンが届出番号「A1」の機能性表示食品を6月30日発売、腸に届けるコーティングに独自技術採用  from 日経バイオテクONLINE  (2015-6-25 6:00)

ライオンは、消費者庁の機能性表示食品の届出番号が「A1」である内臓脂肪対策のサプリメント「ナイスリムエッセンス　ラクトフェリン」を2015年6月30日から通信販売限定で新発売する。A1は、消費者庁が届出書を最初に受理した商品であることを意味する。届出日4月13日で受理したことを消費者庁が4月17に発表した。ライオンはラクトフェリン配合のサプリメントを07年の発売以来、これまでに6億粒を販売した。販売価格換算で40億円の規模だ。

Get ready for the leap second? it could be the last one ever  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-6-25 4:00)

On Tuesday night the clocks will stand still at 23:59:60 to keep our time in sync with the universe. But does our high-speed world demand a new solution? (full text available to subscribers)

Antarctic Yeti crabs cling to hot jets and farm bacteria  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-6-25 3:00)

Crowds of blind, hairy crabs huddle together around life-giving vents and seem to cultivate bacteria on their coats in the icy depths of the Southern Ocean

Glowing world of rainbow corals found in the Red Sea  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-6-25 3:00)

Corals that switch from green to deep red when exposed to ultraviolet light could provide a new toolkit for biomedical imaging

Blood test for pancreatic cancer could catch disease in time  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-6-25 2:00)

The concentration of a protein in the blood could allow doctors to screen people for a cancer that has one of the worst survival rates

Weird fossil worm with legs and spikes finally reveals its head  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-6-25 2:00)

First we had Hallucigenia the wrong way up. And what some people thought was the head was actually squashed guts. Now we can finally look it in the eye

Why 'RNA world' theory on origin of life may be wrong after all  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-6-25 2:00)

The discovery of a relic inside our cells is shaking up our understanding of the origin of life? a marriage of RNA and proteins may be how it all really began (full text available to subscribers)

Construction resumes on Hawaii's Thirty Meter Telescope  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-6-25 1:30)

After a two-month pause and potential game over, construction on the biggest telescope on Mauna Kea will resume? but protests continue