CBS News correspondent Terry McCarthy reports on the rare case of an 8-year-old girl in Calif. that survived a rabies diagnosis.
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Calif. 8-year-old Precious Reynolds is one of just three Americans who has ever survived illness
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Leading Net radio service Pandora has just priced its IPO, ready to lead a nascent industry into the next phase.
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Shazam was once just a great app for identifying that cool tune on the radio. Now it's plunging into TV and advertising. You know Shazam as the cool smartphone app you use to identify tunes on the radio
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Every two hours of television time ups risk for diabetes by 20 percent, heart disease by 15 percent, new study shows
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Environmental Working Group says federal agency "caved to industry and weakened its safety standards"
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The FDA is issuing the first new sun block guidelines in over thirty years. Betty Nguyen reports, the goal is to reduce skin cancer by changing the labels on sunscreen products.
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Experts say embattled congressman must first change his behavior, and then look at what fueled it
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Fifty-six million years ago, enough carbon leaked into the atmosphere to alter the climate and acidify the ocean. The same thing is happening now, much faster.
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Though it will cost just a few dollars, a new device may actually be the key to managing our aging power infrastructure and maximizing clean power. Recent rolling power outages and power failures over the past few years have highlighted just how vulnerable our power grid is to disaster. The White House just announced a $250 million loan bonanza for major smart grid deployment, but a 4-millimeter-thick chip that costs just a few dollars may actually be the key to ensuring that our aging power grid infrastructure doesn't die on us
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This is the complete rear face of the sun, imaged for the first time in this manner by NASA's two STEREO solar imaging spacecraft on June 1. It's intriguing, and also relevant: Scientists are predicting that the next 11-year Solar Cycle could be very muted, which some suggest leads to an extended period of cold weather on Earth.
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There's no doubt that entrepreneurs have the passion and mindset to develop innovative business ideas.
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