At 100-years-old, Jane Lyman can longer tickle the ivories herself, but she still continues to teach future generations of piano players. KOVR's Neda Iranpour reports from Auburn, Calif.

MANILA, Philippines --- A LOT of things are happening now involving the coconut, often called the miracle tree or tree of life because of its many uses, from cooking oil to food to medicine, as construction material and more recently, as healthy sugar and sports drink.

U.S. Army Col. Greg Gadson, a double amputee, takes on aliens and his emotions in 'Battleship.' While promoting the movie"Battleship"in Tokyo last month,U.S. ArmyCol. Greg Gadson found himself face-to-face with a stunned reporter.

The real-life astronomer who inspired the central character in "Contact," the book and movie about the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, is retiring from her research post at the age of 68. But that doesn't mean Jill Tarter is giving up on the SETI quest. Instead, she's f â€¦

Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: The real-life astronomer who inspired the alien-hunting character in “Contact� is retiring from her research post — but she isn't giving up on the SETI quest.

Catholic leaders contend the President Barack Obama-endorsed health care initiative requires employers to include in their health benefit plans abortion-inducing drugs, sterilization and artificial contraception, "all of which violate the Catholic Church's teaching on the sanctity of human life and the dignity of the human person," a Diocese of Saginaw statement reads.

Total Artificial Heart Manufacturer Posts Record Revenue and Profit in Q1 2012 SynCardia Systems, Inc., manufacturer of the world’s first and only FDA, Health Canada and CE (Europe) approved Total Artificial Heart, announced record-setting revenue for the quarter ended March 31, 2012, due in part to Certified Centers performing a record number of implants of the SynCardia temporary Total ...

Ten years ago, a retired Navy ship was turned into an artificial reef in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Local officials say the reef has generated $25 million in tourism revenue.

# medicine Like all technology, medical implants can be made smaller as the engineering behind them gets more advanced. Which is why a 16-month-old Italian baby was able to become the recipient of the world's smallest artificial heart—and have its life saved in the process. More »

An artificial heart pump driven by cutting edge technology is proving handy in saving the lives of patients in near-death situations following a massive heart attack.The Extra Corporeal Memb...

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