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By Deborah Zabarenko, Environment Correspondent WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The world's governments and relief agencies need to plan now to resettle millions of people expected to be displaced by climate change, an international panel of experts said on Thursday. [More]

Federal regulators say several new birth control drugs appear to increase the risk of dangerous blood clots more than older medications. Dr.

Scientists say constrictor's bizarre expanding-and-contracting heart similar to those of elite athletes

Plug-in electric cars such as the Chevy Volt and the Nissan Leaf have only just begun to penetrate the U.S. consumer market, but already automakers are thinking ahead to the next technological advance: a car that can recharge itself anytime and (almost) anywhere. [More]

UNITED NATIONS -- Out of a crowded field of dire predictions regarding humanity having reached 7 billion in population came a U.N. report this week that called the moment an opportunity to stress sustainability and improve lives in less-developed nations

Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports on a promising new study which links scuba diving with improvements in mobility among those suffering from some forms of paralysis.

For years scientists have been developing ways for people to control objects using only brainwaves. Researchers use EEG to measure electrical activity along a person's scalp.

Researchers found that patients with paralysis had improved feeling and function after going scuba diving

A new NASA satellite is poised to launch early Friday (Oct.

CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi speaks with Elton John and his civil partner David Furnish about the Elton John AIDS Foundation benefit in New York to honor those pushing for prevention and a potential cure.

Think your electricity bill is high? It's not. Neither is your heating bill or the price you pay at the pump.

That's just one of the myths debunked in a new paper on the climate.

Study found "unusually high" number of borderline ovarian tumors

Research into rare genetic disorder may help explain connection between genes and social interactions

Ben Monkaba, now 25, shows extreme sociability, odd facial features, and other characteristics of rare genetic disorder