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Authorities suspect outbreak originated at nearby Princeton University

Deep-brain stimulation via tiny electric shocks found to help memory during learning process

Every day in the US, more than 500 drivers over the age of 65 are injured in accidents and about 15 of them are killed. AARP family issues expert Amy Goyer and "CBS This Morning" contributor Lee Woodruff talk to Gayle King and Erica Hill about the difficult and emotional issue of when seniors should stop driving

Person attended Super Bowl village on Friday when 200,000 others were in attendance, said Indiana state health officials

Can babies born today really live to be 150 years old? Author Sonia Arrison believes so. Arrison speaks to Jeff Glor about her new book, "100 Plus," that explores the science behind increasing lifespan

Silicon Valley investors betting on it, and scientists working to make it happen

More than 50 percent of surveyed doctors give patients rosy prognosis, 20 percent don't tell patients they made mistake

Zsa Zsa Gabor turned 95 years old this week and her husband, Prince Frederic Von Anhalt, has released pictures from her birthday celebration which was attended by the likes of Larry King.

President Obama pledged $130 million for Alzheimer's disease research over the next two years, and an additional $26 million to support caregivers.

Study finds that, when offered, many restaurant patrons choose to consume less food and fewer calories.

Chun Chun may be largest newborn on record since China was founded in 1949

Overall, 13.3 percent of participants with asthma and 15.6 percent of those with COPD drank more than two cups of soda each day, study found

Nine out of 10 Americans eat too much sodium - but salty snacks are only the 10th on the list of biggest sodium contributors

The next time you get your blood pressure checked, ask your doctor to test in both your right and left arms. CBS News medical contributor Dr. Holly Phillips speaks about a new study on blood pressure, and what it reveals.

Two Los Angeles-area outpatient clinics affiliated with the 1-800 GET-THIN marketing company have temporarily stopped Lap-Band weight-loss surgeries while they conduct a review of the procedure.