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Radiation from Japan's crippled reactors showing up across the U.S., but experts downplay risk

You won't believe the sleep habits of some celebs

Chris Wragge talks to "Early Show" contributor and psychologist Dr. Jennifer Hartstein about the things that American men and women regret in their lives and how best to move on

Being low on the social totem pole triggers changes in behavior and brain chemistry in mice, new study shows

Doctors' group warns site can make already-down teens even more-so with out-of-context happy messaging on other kids' pages

Emergency workers were scrambling at the troubled nuclear power plant in Japan after false radiation levels were initially reported. But, as Lucy Craft reports, the radiation levels are still far higher than normal.

Jim Axelrod reports on a national memory competition which tests the ability of over 40 contestants to remember random faces, names, and numbers.

The current nuclear crisis in Japan has reminded many Americans of the 1979 partial meltdown at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania. Elaine Quijano looks back at what really happened.

Needles, lasers and peels, oh, my! They can be pricey and painful, but sometimes they’re the best route to the beautiful skin you crave. Get the insider facts about what doctor’s-office treatments can and can’t do.

Paraplegic mother Abbie Dorn has been in the middle of a visitation battle with ex-husband Dan Dorn after he has refused to let her see their triplets after brain damage sustained during delivery of the triplets. Terry McCarthy reports with more and Russ Mitchell spoke with Legal Analyst Lisa Bloom and Psychologist Dr

Frances Largeman-Roth, senior food & nutrition editor, "Health" magazine, spoke with Rebecca Jarvis on natural ingredients that keep daily aches and pains at bay from soothing your muscles to a tooth ache.

Country claims to have "eliminated" leprosy but still faces over 130,000 new cases a year

Injectable drug, Yervoy, helps prolong life of some with late-stage or metastatic melanoma

Brazilian surgeon says he gave injections, hair plugs to Libyan leader who stopped to eat burger during late-night operation

Jeff Glor reports on new research that shows some chemicals used in common household products may help cause early menopause.