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New report from United Health Foundation holds some surprises

By Ewen Callaway of Nature magazine Human embryonic stem cells that are potentially pure enough to be used in therapies have been deposited into the UK Stem Cell Bank, and will soon be available across Europe.

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CDC urges Americans to get vaccinated before holiday season, says flu can last through May

Commentators are claiming that Gen Y-ers and Millennials are start-up naturals, and great salespeople.

Dartmouth study finds women who consumed rice during pregnancy had higher levels of arsenic than those who didn't

By James Mitchell Crow of Nature magazine Nano-sized flakes of graphene oxide can be spun into graphene fibres several metres long, researchers in China have shown. [More]

A new study on fat reveals that prolonged sitting makes your rear end larger over time. Jeff Glor reports.

CBS News medical contributor Dr. Holly Phillips talks to Chris Wragge and Rebecca Jarvis about a new study of pregnant women that found that even half a cup of rice a day had levels of arsenic over the recommended limit

Some patients swear by experimental "platelet-rich plasma" method, but experts say jury is still out on if it really works

As if bedbugs weren t gross enough already, entomologists have now found that they get ahead by mating with their own mothers, brothers, sisters and fathers.

Dr. Jon LaPook reports on the experimental treatment Platelet Rich Plasma therapy, a procedure that appears to help heal a muscle, tendon or joint injury without surgery

28-year-old NFL enforcer's brain had telltale signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, say doctors

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