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Giuliana and Bill Rancic open up about breast cancer journey
Eight years after her double mastectomy, TV host Giuliana Rancic and her husband, Bill, are still committed to raising breast cancer awareness. The Rancics recently participated in the C3 Prize, a contest which funds new innovations that help make cancer treatment easier. The couple sat down with CBS News to talk about their personal journey through cancer, and the winner of the C3 grand prize.
Tot battling cancer shoots hoops with Globetrotters
After months being cooped up, Quinn Waters, 3, was ready to get out on the court and shoot some hoops. The Massachusetts toddler is battling medulloblastoma and has undergone multiple rounds of chemotherapy. Those aggressive treatments knocked out the little boy's immune system and forced him to spend months in isolation inside his own home, his family said. When Quinn's doctor finally gave him the all-clear to go outside, two Harlem Globetrotters were waiting to play with him this week.
What happens to your brain on jet lag
If you ever traveled across a time zone, chances are you're no stranger to jet lag. Scott McCartney asks Wall Street Journal science reporter Daniela Hernandez exactly what's happening to his brain when he takes a long-haul flight.
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Type 1 diabetes is a chronic condition for which there is no cure. According to the American Diabetes Association, 1.25 million Americans are living with the condition and 40,000 people will be diagnosed with it this year. People with Type 1 diabetes must monitor their blood sugar and take insulin multiple times a day to prevent dangerous episodes of high and low blood sugar. According to Sam, living with Type 1 diabetes means you need to be always thinking ahead.
Since his days on Top Chef, Sam Talbot has worn many hats: celebrity chef, author, entrepreneur and consultant to name a few. One of his newest roles, however, is that of diabetes mentor – Sam has Type 1 diabetes and while he has gone public via his diabetes cook book and collaborations with his friend Nick Jonas as part of their organization, Beyond Type 1. Sam is now spearheading a new campaign inspiring others with diabetes to Live More and Worry Less.
