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In Beijing, scientists are using cloning and genetic modification to explore the possibility of cows producing human breast milk. Melissa Panasci reports for CBSNews.com.

Police in suburban community say Aleta Stacy may have succumbed to bite from one of world's deadliest snakes

Vomiting for weight loss more common among boys than among girls, Chinese study shows

What's the right way to eat if you have chronic digestive problems?

Pfizer drug linked to heart attack and cardiovascular disease risk, after earlier warning over psychological effects

Cancer deaths more common in people with less education, according to new report

Staying healthy and happy during teen years mostly a matter of good habits

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women with untreated celiac disease may hit menopause earlier, and have a higher risk of some pregnancy complications, than women without the disease, suggests a small study.

Scientists in China clone cows to produce milk that contains human antibodies and proteins

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New report shows cancer death rates down for all groups except Native Americans

The decades-long war on drugs has failed to lower the number of addicts and overdoses in the U.S. Dean Reynolds reports.

A new review of popular multivitamins found that almost a third did not contain the amount of nutrients claimed in their labels.  After testing 60 multivitamins, researchers at ConsumerLab.com found many had either too much or too little of specific nutrients.

The screening for a painful fatal disease in newborns may be cheap, but its treatment is dangerous and expensive with no guarantee of a cure. As Sanjay Gupta reports, this means many states won't test newborns for the disease.