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New photos of a smiling Gabrielle Giffords were released and her spokesperson said the Ariz. congresswoman could be leaving the Houston rehab clinic by the end of June

Expert says substance can "cure," fills affected areas and turns to a solid immediately, "erases" path where blood could go

Slacking off on shuteye could make it harder for you to resist high-calorie treats and fattening foods, new research found.

Doctors have discovered a way to treat non-cancerous tumors with ultrasound instead of surgery. Nancy Cordes reports on the latest of this promising new procedure.

In some cases, doctors have learned how to remove non-cancerous tumors with sound waves instead of invasive surgery

Zack Lystedt suffered concussion in high school football game; was wheelchair-bound; inspired laws to protect players

Neurologist Dr. Carolyn Brockington spoke with Russ Mitchell on the dangers involved with concussions and how athletes can look for life threatening symptoms caused by head injuries

Five years ago, Zack Lystedt suffered a concussion that almost killed him but recovered in time to walk at his own graduation paving the way for future concussion patients along the way. John Blackstone reports.

A Gallup poll released Friday found that 55.9 percent of Americans reported eating five or more serving of fruits or vegetables at least four days in a week in May of this year. That number was 57.8 percent in May 2010.

New studies say poor countries would benefit most from vaccines, if they could afford them

Bawdy comedian apologizes for performance in which he joked about violence against homosexuals

Report cites shock, depression and guilt among tsunami and quake survivors in nation that already has high suicide rate

Connecticut woman looks "fantastic" after 20-hour procedure at Brigham and Women's Hospital

Obese people may one day be able to get a vaccine to help them lose weight, a new study in mice suggests.

Falls and other bathroom mishaps send almost 250,000 Americans to emergency room each year, new survey shows