FDA: New suppliers to ease cancer drug shortages (2:18)
Federal regulators have approved new suppliers for two crucial cancer drugs, easing critical shortages ratcheting up fears that patients, particularly children with leukemia, would miss life-saving treatments. (Feb. 21)
John Glenn bemoans lack of U.S. space vehicle (1:19)
On the 50th anniversary of becoming the first American to orbit earth, former astronaut John Glenn said NASA is in a difficult position because the space agency must rely on the Russians to transport Americans to the International Space Station. (Feb. 20)
FDA to review inhalable caffeine (1:24)
U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials plan to investigate whether inhalable caffeine sold in lipstick-sized canisters is safe for consumers and if its manufacturer was right to brand it as a dietary supplement. (Feb. 20)
Three are dead in Washington state avalanche (0:45)
Three people died when an avalanche struck near a popular ski resort about 80 miles northeast of Seattle, Washington. As many as eight others were missing, but authorities said they have all been accounted for. (Feb. 19)
Early astronauts recall 'ridiculous' fears (1:06)
John Glenn fever has taken hold of Cape Canaveral once again. Three days before the 50th anniversary of his historic flight, the first American to orbit the Earth addressed employees at Kennedy Space Center. ( Feb. 17)
Cancer drug shortage a big risk for children (3:50)
Hospitals and patients are finding it harder to get some medications because drug companies have stopped making them. Dr. Jon LaPook reports on the shortage of one cancer drug, which could put thousands of children's lives at risk.
