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People who take aspirin as infrequently as once a month are significantly less likely to get pancreatic cancer, study shows

Dr. Jennifer Ashton spoke with Chris Wragge on a new study revealing that there may be a correlation between aspirin use and reducing the risk for pancreatic cancer.

Bob and Suzanne Wright, the founders of Autism Speaks, spoke with Lauren Wanko to discuss World Autism Awareness Day, which shines a bright light on autism as a growing global health crisis.

Justice Dept. says Congress has authority to regulate interstate business, allowing for health insurance mandate

Class divide in health care a concern as more doctors take fixed annual fees; No change may result in two-tiered system

Salmonella poisoning in 12 people linked to frozen turkey burgers from Jennie-O Turkey Store; massive recall results

Bob and Suzanne Wright, the founders of Autism Speaks, joined Rebecca Jarvis and Russ Mitchell for "Early Coffee" to discuss World Autism Awareness Day, which shines a bright light on autism as a growing global health crisis.

Dr. Alanna Levine gave Rebecca Jarvis some tips to combat the seasonal sniffles associated with allergies and outlined the top 10 U.S. allergy capitals from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America's annual list.

Dr. Jon LaPook reports on the caregivers for Alzheimer's patients, many of whom are spouses or family members, suffering right along with their loved ones.

Nearly 15 million Americans provide nearly 17 billion hours of unpaid Alzheimer's care annually

Like it or not, many restaurant diners will soon know more about what they are eating under new menu labeling requirements proposed by the Food and Drug Administration.

It's easier than you might think to set a child up for anorexia or bulimia?

Erica Hill takes a look back at her 6-week fitness challenge that included changes in diet, exercise and sleep schedule.

Those with a sweet tooth might not need to feel so guilty about admitting it. People who eat candy and chocolate tend to have smaller waists, weigh less and have a lower body mass index (BMI) than those who don't indulge in these treats, a new study says.

Radiation from hampered Japanese plant found in California, Washington milk; Dr. Jennifer Ashton on why you shouldn't worry