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The Afghanistan province of Badakshan was once recorded to have the world's highest maternal mortality rate.

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Preliminary study suggests that Alzheimer's can spread from person to person much like "mad cow" disease spreads

Researchers tested vitamin D levels in 1,200 people people and found 730 of them had below-normal levels

Study of 16 injured men who needed surgery found most were cheaters

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

"Early Show" host Chris Wragge just competed in his first triathlon event - the Mighty Man Sprint Triathlon in Montauk, N.Y. Wragge shares his insights and lets viewers in to see some of his eight weeks of training in swimming, biking and running.

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

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

There's a science to creating a world that's happier and more profitable, says neuroeconomist Paul Zak. Over a microphone, neuroeconomist Paul Zak is exhorting 500 New Yorkers to give more love. "Everyone has to hug at least one stranger by the end of tonight," he insists, "No creepy hugs, please." We're at the luridly named "Love Night" at the BMW-Guggenheim Lab on a Friday night, to be test subjects for experiments in what triggers our brains to trust.

Almost 37 percent of kids who had multiple surgeries before age 2 developed learning disability, compared with 21 percent among kids who didn't have surgery, study found