Vaccine Helps Body's Immune System Recognize, Kill Cancer Cells
Doctors say cancer patients who have received the vaccine are getting partial and complete remissions.
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Doctors say cancer patients who have received the vaccine are getting partial and complete remissions.
Friends of 22-year-old Annie McMahon tweeted video of a dance party they held in her hospital room, asking Swift to contact their friend, who's a huge fan.
Miguel Rodriguez was reported missing Saturday. The 40-year-old was last seen in his home on Waverly Avenue in Seaford around 3 a.m.
It came a bit early, but a New Jersey dad is getting the ultimate gift for Father's Day. He's getting the gift of life - thanks to his son.
You may very well have sleep apnea, which can put you at risk for many health problems. CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez reports blindness may be one of them.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill yesterday that ended vaccination exemptions based on religious beliefs.
State legislators are expected Thursday to pass a law that would end religious exemptions for vaccinations in New York in response to an outbreak of measles in parts of the state.
Three months ago, a simple checkup revealed he was on the brink of death. A rare disorder immediately put him on the heart transplant list. He hasn't left the hospital since.
The quarantine means no new inmates will be accepted for at least 25 days.
The Canadian researchers followed the physical activity of nearly 400 per-schoolers for three years, periodically testing them on various measures of cardiovascular health.
Officials are investigating whether the Powassan virus caused the man's death.
CBSN New York's Vanessa Murdock spoke to eco-designer and author Robin Wilson to get some tips to help you stifle the seasonal suffering.
Do you suffer with a chronic itchy, stuffy, runny nose that you just can't get rid of, even with medications?
On Friday, six months after breaking his neck, a brave Staten Island teen, took a stroll he will never forget.
It's a combination of drugs that allows women with the most common form of breast cancer to live life with their disease.
