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According to the FDA, it's illegal for pharmacies based in Canada or other countries to ship prescription drugs into the U.S..

Phony vials of the life saving cancer drug Avastin have turned up in as many as 19 medical clinics in the U.S. CBS News chief investigative correspondent Armen Keteyian speaks with the man responsible for the shipments who feels he has broken no laws

CBS News' Armen Keteyian talks to Tom Haughton, the man responsible for bringing counterfeit cancer drug into America

What happens when developers conceive grand plans and run smack into the realities of the Great Recession? In the case of the 280-room Palmyra Resort, a luxury property in Montego Bay, Jamaica, once valued at $150 million, the property ends up on the auction block.

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Taking four doses of ibuprofen reduced altitude sickness as people ascended up a mountain

Health damage from a pack of cigarettes costs an American smoker $35; Smoking caused greatest proportion of deaths of U.S. women

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Three studies found protective benefits from taking cancer daily, including preventing the spread of cancer in patients who already have it

Three new studies report that a daily dose of aspirin appear to dramatically reduce the risk -- and even stem the growth -- of many cancers. Erica Hill reports.

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The FDA has warned some medical practices that they may have been provided with fake cancer drugs.

The FDA issued a warning on a popular cancer drug that turned out to be fake. The vials labeled "Avastin," contained a liquid that was worthless. But who would sell a fake to cancer patients?

CBS News' Armen Keteyian traces counterfeit vials of the cancer drug from Turkey and Egypt through several European countries to U.S. shelves

Survey of state medical boards highlights complaints received over 10-year-span