CBS Local Interview: Filmmaker Matthew Heineman
Matthew Heineman discusses his new series on Showtime "The Trade."
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Matthew Heineman discusses his new series on Showtime "The Trade."
With this year's flu season one of the worst on record, federal health officials are urging anyone who is sick to stay home.
As the flu season rages on, there are signs we still haven't seen the worst of it.
The flu has further tightened its grip on the U.S. This season is now as bad as the swine flu epidemic nine years ago.
Researchers have found that the deadly flu virus spreads more easily than previously thought.
Americans aren't getting enough sleep and a new study finds drowsy driving is leading to many more car crashes than previously thought.
There's goat yoga and laughing yoga and now you can do your warrior pose with a little high.
Employees of Publix are now covered for a prescription drug that helps prevent HIV infections.
Those delicious french fries may be good for you, well, for your hairline.
Juul is an e-cigarette that fits in the palm of your hand and this new way of smoking is becoming a problem at schools across the country.
It's called slow pitch softball but when you are there on the field the play is anything but slow.
The flu is epidemic this year and one reason is that the vaccine is not working very well.
A woman dies of cardiovascular disease every 80 seconds in the U.S.
A four-year-old girl from central New Jersey is the latest child confirmed to have died from the flu virus.
As this rough flu season continues, many patients are turning to antiviral medications including Ostletamvir, also known as Tamiflu.
