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Instead of punishing users who "do no harm to others," the commission argues that governments should end criminalization of drug use

The World Health Organization said Thursday that the E. coli bacteria responsible for a deadly outbreak that has left 18 dead and sickened hundreds in Europe is a new strain that has never been seen before.

  Recently, Harold Camping predicted the end of the world (doomsday) would occur on May 21, 2011. His followers’ reactions, as reported by the media, were varied. Some left their jobs, others went into debt to take that dream vacation. ...

A new video is changing patients' minds about what kind of treatment they want at the end of life. Dr.

Eating healthy food isn't always cheap, and some conservatives in Congress are concerned that the Obama administration's effort to make school lunches more nutritious is a luxury the nation can't afford.

Swedish researchers examine possible link between body's immunity and heart disease

Cellphones aren't the only items on cancer agency's list of "possible carcinogens." Here are 15 more familiar items

Smoking marijuana before age 15 tied to impairments in attention span and impulse control

Rebecca Jarvis talks to "Early Show" medical correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton about a new report linking cell phones and brain cancer and finds out what can be done to limit health risks

It's a sniffer dog with a difference: a military Belgian Shepherd that has been trained to detect signs of prostate cancer in patients' urine. According to French scientists, the dog can do it far more accurately than any currently available scientific technique. Felipe Maya reports.

New study suggests violent video games promote aggression by desensitizing them

Program pulls entrepreneurs from college into full-time inventing; each fellow gets $100K to get start-up company to work

Some experts are downplaying cellphones' cancer-causing potential while offering tips for lowering exposure to radio waves

Some cellphones deliver lots of radio-frequency energy to their users, but not these models

CBS News correspondent Bill Whitaker reports on a new study by the World Health Organization that links cellphones with brain cancer.