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CBS News RAW: Hundreds of yoga enthusiasts filled the northern half of New York City's Times Square in a massive group yoga class organizers called, 'Mind over Madness'.

The FDA unveiled nine new graphic picture warnings for cigarette packs that anti-smoking advocates are hailing as a dramatic change. CBS News correspondent Elaine Quijano reports.

A revolutionary, new method of teaching called "perceptual learning" that focuses on problems and doesn't penalize students for wrong answers is taking hold at a school in Los Angeles. CBS News correspondent Terry McCarthy reports.

CBS News correspondent Terry McCarthy reports on the rare case of an 8-year-old girl in Calif. that survived a rabies diagnosis.

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

In an effort to cut both pollution and promote a healthy lifestyle, a town in northern Italy has swapped school buses with "foot buses." CBS News' Anna Matranga reports from the town of Lecco.

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

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

CBS News RAW: A double-headed Siamese twin girl was born in Xining County, Suining, in Southwest China's Sichuang province. The infant has two separate heads but shares only one body.

Jeff Glor interviews Dr.

Men slipped into high heels to walk in the Men's March to Stop Rape, Sexual Assault & Gender Violence in San Jose, California. Proceeds benefited the San Jose YWCA.

There's new research into how kids with autism learn, and as CBS 2's Lisa Siegell reports, hopes are it could lead to incredible breakthroughs.

CBS News correspondent Seth Doane reports on Marilyn Leisz, a New Jersey woman who can't close her eyes following botched eyelid surgery.

Katie Couric and CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford discuss the legal battles surrounding health care reform one year after it was first signed into law.

CBS News correspondent Terry McCarthy reports on how fears of radiation exposure have caused sales of potassium iodide to spike on the U.S. West Coast.