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New study says six million kids have food allergies. Are you putting your child at risk

Reality TV star says she's been working out from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Australian study shows 28-percent increase in libido among men taking extract of Asian spice

A recent medical study shows that teenagers who receive the HPV vaccine significantly reduce their chances of getting pre-cancerous cervical abnormalities despite previous concerns. Jeff Glor reports.

A revolutionary, new method of teaching called "perceptual learning" that focuses on problems and doesn't penalize students for wrong answers is taking hold at a school in Los Angeles. CBS News correspondent Terry McCarthy reports.

Research in Australia shows almost 50% drop in pre-cancerous cervical abnormalities in girls under 18 who got the shots

Guys who drive luxury sports cars more interested in flings than marriage, study suggests

A new survey suggests baby boomers aren't ready to care for elder parents. Erica Hill reports and speaks to AARP The Magazine Executive Editor Ken Budd about making a game plan for aging parents.

Experts say just sitting by the pool may not be enough to safeguard small children

Large-scale survey shows twice as many children suffering genuine allergic reaction than gov't estimate

Ever since a Canadian psychologist coined the term in 1965, the "midlife crisis" has become firmly entrenched in our popular culture. Barry Peterson takes a look at the facts and fictions behind the male midlife crisis.

The vast majority of middle-age men do not fall into a rut (and into a sports car), say experts who offer surprising ways to combat aging

Men used to fear the ever encroaching gray tide on their hairlines, but no more! The modern man has a choice, to gray or not to gray. To dye today or dye another day. Mo Rocca reports from the edge of the thin gray line

A vaccine to prevent shingles has been available for five years, but few Americans are getting it. Next week, a panel from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will consider recommending its wider use.

Russ Mitchell speaks with Frances Largeman-Roth, senior food and nutrition editor for Health magazine, about eating the right "power foods" to keep you energized and focused.