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CBS News correspondent Cynthia Bowers reports on a new drug treatment for melanoma that is being called breakthrough in the battle against cancer. Then, "Early Show" medical correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton talks to Chris Wragge about a new advance in the fight against breast cancer

Two new drugs said to bring unprecedented benefits to patients with deadliest form of skin cancer

Officials in Germany are expected to confirm that sprouts are the cause of the most deadly outbreak in history of E.coli. Jeff Glor reports

Aromasin, already used to keep breast cancer from recurring, kept it from occurring to begin with in 65% of women in trial

Timothy Ray Brown was diagnosed with HIV in 1995, but is now the first to have the virus completely eliminated from his body

Dr. Jon LaPook speaks to Russ Mitchell about a cancer study that reveals two new drugs could boost survival for some patients with metastatic melanoma

A new report out reveals that two new cancer drugs could extend the survival rate among patients suffering from the deadliest form of skin cancer, melanoma. Cynthia Bowers reports

A "functional cure" for HIV? Scientists think that they have found a "functional cure" for HIV. A set of new procedures may be the key

In separate studies two novel drugs produced unprecedented gains in survival of people with melanoma

Officials shut down German farm eyed as possible source of outbreak; At least 22 dead, more than 2,200 sickened

First lady Michelle Obama and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack unveiled the federal government's new food icon, MyPlate. Mo Rocca visited people of all ages to find out if anyone will miss the ousted Food Pyramid

Infestations are up across the country; Find out why the tiny biters' worst enemy is Man's Best Friend!

4 Americans get E. coli from Germany, and officials say cucumbers, tomatoes and/or lettuce from Hamburg are likely to blame