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Larry Burke, the founder of OutsideMagazine, talks about the joys of the great outdoors. (10/14/07)
Cynthia Bowers reports on a new type of surgery that does not require incisions. (10/14/07)
Therapy patients can address their fears in a virtual world. (10/14/07)
The Framingham Heart Study led to remarkable findings about cardiovascular health. (10/14/07)
Bill Geist explores the many precautions people take to steer clear of germs and learns how to have a touch-free restroom experience.
Nancy Giles Takes A Look At The Toils Of Directions. (11/25/07)
In the blink of an eye, children grow up and have children of their own. In the small town of Oxford, Iowa the transformations have all been caught on camera. Josh Landis reports.
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CBS News' Cynthia Bowers reports on the history of grocery stores and finds out what's in store for the future.
Jerry Bowen reports on professor Alan Hogenauer of Loyola Marymount University, a man who has visited just about every tourist attraction the world has to offer.
Henry's International Cuisine offers culinary services during film shoots. As Seth Doane finds out, catering to the cast and crew can be just as tricky as shooting a movie.
In a society obsessed with eating, some are choosing to go without food. Susan Lombardi runs a health spa in Southern California that, as Serena Altschul discovers, specializes in fasting programs.
Dorothy Hamilton tells Rita Braver what new students can expect to face as they step into the kitchen at culinary school.
Martha Teichner talks with author Michael Krondl about the historic travels of chiles and black pepper, saying black pepper is the gold of the trees.
Wolfgang Puck discusses what has made his Los Angeles restaurant "Spago" such a runaway success.