Second New Yorker Dies Of Vaping-Related Illness
The victim was identified as a Manhattan man in his 30s. A 17-year-old boy from the Bronx died of a similar condition last month.
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The victim was identified as a Manhattan man in his 30s. A 17-year-old boy from the Bronx died of a similar condition last month.
There has been a major breakthrough on bypass surgeries and stents. A new study calls into question the medical care provided to tens of thousands of heart disease patients with blocked coronary arteries.
The results challenge medical dogma and call into question some of the most common practices in heart care.
Apple said the apps are a mix of stores, social networks, news and games.
Instead of having to go through months of chemo and radiation, doctors are using just one treatment that's much easier on patients, Dr. Max Gomez reports.
Fish oil primarily contains two types of the omega-3 fatty acids: DHA and EPA. Vascepa, as this drug is called, is pure EPA.
Hospitals that don't comply will face a civil penalty of up to $300 a day.
"It was a relatively quicker surgery than we anticipated, we didn't have to do a reconstruction, and he did well," Dr. Nazir Khan said.
Those results come from a CDC report that even has doctors worried.
Last month, the city of Yonkers banned the sale of flavored vaping products. Well, on Wednesday those products were back on the shelves of local stores.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a law to raise the smoking age from 18 to 21 back in July.
Doctors found an "enormous amount of inflammation and scarring" on the teen's lungs, said Dr. Hassan Nemeh, surgical director of thoracic organ transplant at Henry Ford.
One doctor says many cases of overactive bladder are actually due to blood pooling in the veins around the bladder.
They're teaching visually impaired people how to play tennis. For many, it's their first time trying the sport.
Dr. Max Gomez spoke to a young honors student who didn't get her flu shot because she didn't want to miss school. That almost cost her her life.
