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The BioBook is an interactive iPad biology college textbook that allows students and professors to create their own customized learning experience. Since the launch of the iPad, colledge educators have been seeking an inexpensive alternative to paper textbooks that could leverage the collective knowledge of teachers and students. With a $249,000 grant from the Gates Foundation's

Protein made by genetically modified rice might help patients with cirrhosis, severe burns

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Happy folks were 35 percent less likely to die early death, study showed

Man undergoes 25 agonizing operations to remove evidence of racist past

It's that time of year again when many people are facing open enrollment with their employer's healthcare plans. Personal finance expert Carmen Wong Ulrich has tips and strategies to get the most bang for your buck.

By embracing a "digital first" approach, The Guardian has seen readership on its website shoot up by over 40% year over the past two years. Its latest feature, the Twitter-scaling search bot @GuardianTagBot, should only help. “It has fun and charm, but it's also fantastically useful and structurally sound,” Janine Gibson, who leads the papers' digital operations in the U.S., tells us

$2-billion-a-year drug - which combines drugs Zocor, Zetia - already cleared to reduce bad cholesterol

Study called reassuring news for parents and doctors worried about safety of widely prescribed stimulants

Each candidate has his or her own strategy; some work, others fail. Here's what you can learn from the social media accounts of the 2012 presidential candidates.

Think fruit drinks are healthful alternative to soda? Don't be so sure

Dr. Holly Phillips speaks to the "Early Show" anchors about the difference happiness has on reducing the risk of death and well as the health effects of being happy.

A new study suggests people who live happier lives live longer. Erica Hill speaks to the author of "The Happiness Project" Gretchen Rubin and profiles how this philosophy changed the life of one woman.

Doctors who listen to Mozart while performing colonoscopy more likely to find precancerous colon polyps, small study shows

British study reports 35 percent reduced risk of death compared with people who reported feeling least happy