Mount Sinai Health System Decides Not To Use Recently FDA-Approved Alzheimer's Disease Drug Aduhelm
A controversial new drug for Alzheimer's disease has hit another snag in its rollout to patients.
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A controversial new drug for Alzheimer's disease has hit another snag in its rollout to patients.
CDC data showed New York City with a 36% increase in overdose deaths. New York state is about the same.
It is one of the rarest of transplant operations -- an intestinal transplant. Only a small handful of medical centers can do it.
As coronavirus cases rise across the country, New York City officials are continuing the push to get more people vaccinated.
Mental health is extremely personal, and not something many people open up about, but every year, millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental illness.
Her family says every hospital she visited gave up on her, until she found Dr. Demetrio Tzimas and Anthony Armetta at Huntington Hospital.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday the city isn't quite ready to change the policy on face coverings.
There was pure happiness in Monroe Township, N.J. Monday morning as Make-A-Wish granted a wish unlike any other.
Confusion seems to the word of the day when it comes to the COVID pandemic in the U.S. CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez helps answer questions about boosters, variants, vaccine protection and more.
On Twitter, Dr. Tom Frieden said, "The higher infectivity of Delta means the threshold for herd immunity will be higher."
Schools can safely return to in-person learning in the fall, even as they prepare to welcome back students too young to be vaccinated against COVID-19, according to updated guidance released Friday by the CDC.
Mayor de Blasio says the way to get more vaccinations in to the arms of New Yorkers is to focus on in-home vaccinations, mobile units, pharmacies, doctor's offices and pop-up sites.
Pfizer announced on Thursday that its COVID vaccine booster shot could further protect individuals from "all currently known variants" of COVID-19 — including the highly transmittable Delta variant.
New York is expected to receive at least $200 million, going specifically toward opioid treatment, prevention and education.
It was a celebratory day in New York City, but for many families, it was a reminder of the thousands lost to the pandemic.