Health

Wandering Star

Photographer Vanessa Vettorello’s project Wandering Star investigates double vision, an often misunderstood and complex condition that is rarely discussed openly

‘They’re all junk, and should be banned’: the trouble with at-home food intolerance tests

A multimillion-pound industry has sprung up promising it can detect sensitivities to certain ingredients with a simple remote finger prick test. But the results can be misleading – and even dangerous

I’ve spent 20 years treading water and fear that I’ve wasted so much time. Am I depressed?

Turn your attention to your internal landscape rather than the next building project. Make your next project yourself

French man charged with keeping nine-year-old son locked in van since 2024

Police rescued boy after neighbour reported sounds of a child coming from vehicle in Hagenbach in eastern France

The Santa Barbara restaurant rethinking omakase

Rodeo Room is one of Santa Barbara's hidden gems. "CBS Saturday Morning" gets a look at how its owners and chef Kevin Slemmon are rethinking traditional omakase.

The Thrill of Childhood Rituals

The joy of playing tag and creating secret languages has persisted across time and place.

Eamonn Holmes recovering in hospital after a stroke

GB News confirmed presenter was taken ill last week and he is said to be responding well to treatment

A mom and tech entrepreneur building AI advocate for rare-disease families like hers

AI-powered healthcare startup Citizen Health is using the technology to focus on rare disease, helping manage patient lives as well as advance treatments.

A teen athlete's painful headache wouldn't go away. It took over a year to find a cure.

April 11, 2026 / 8:00 AM EDT / CBS News

America Has a New GLP-1 Playbook

First a shot to lose weight, then a pill to keep it off.

Trump policies, China's biotech boom are ending Europe's pharma powerhouse era

Companies have long lamented Europe's fragmented capital markets, single-market adoption on pricing and clinical trials, and uneven reimbursement policies.

Lena Dunham on going to rehab: ‘It was like the first day of college, except many of the people had a problem with heroin’

Rehab doesn’t happen to you. You happen to rehab. That’s something I kept thinking when, at night, I wept myself to sleep in the tastefully appointed room where I could not keep any sharp objects, not even tweezers, and did not have a lock on my door.