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More and more people are logging on to the Internet for the kind of relaxation and entertainment they used to look for on the boob tube. Yahoo Screen positions the company to capture some of those audiences

Its massive bike share program showed that major cities could let citizens rent bikes, and inspired cities like New York and D.C.

Axcient, which hopes to simplify data recovery for small businesses, has closed a $15.5 million funding round. Axcient, which is attempting to simplify data backup and disaster recovery for small businesses, announced it has closed a $15.5 round of Series C funding. The five-year-old start-up's aim is to make life easier for small businesses by being one-stop shopping for storage, backup and disaster-recovery as opposed to your needing to cobble together a solution from multiple providers

Breast cancer survivor says she was subjected to humiliating patdown at New York airport

Facebook profiles that boasted "getting wasted" were tied to a higher risk of alcohol problems

Looking to lighten up? Pros say simple tricks help shed big pounds

Simple lifestyle choices can go long way toward protecting breasts from cancer

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Dr. Jennifer Ashton speaks to the "Early Show" anchors about new research that suggests a biological advantage could explain why women get sick less than men do.

FDA hasn't yet found source of outbreak tied to contaminated romaine lettuce from California farm

HPV is fueling 28 percent raise in orpharyngeal cancer cases since 1988 - an additional 10,000 cases per year

In the Showtime series United States of Tara , actress Toni Collette plays Tara Gregson, a Kansas mother who has dissociative identity disorder (DID), known formerly as multiple personality disorder.

People with depression encounter a lot of pharmaceutical frustration. For largely unknown reasons, roughly one in three patients receive no benefit from any antidepressant.

Despite our (usually modest) efforts to protect our personal information, thieves and hackers are constantly accessing our records. These data breaches have soared since 2005 . Although crooks still account for most invasions, many of the largest breaches are now made by "hacktivists"--individuals or groups who are angry about a company or organization's actions and expose its records as a way to protest or to strike back.

A vampire-themed cruise will set sail from Vancouver, B.C., for Alaska on board Holland America’s Zuiderdam ship early next summer