Customers Of Popular Westchester Restaurant May Have Been Exposed To Hepatitis A

Customers at a popular Westchester County restaurant may have been exposed to Hepatitis A.

• Jun 15, 2017

Study: Being Too Thin Could Increase Injury Risk In Female Athletes

There's surprising new information about how a woman's weight affects her risk of injury in sports, especially running.

• Jun 13, 2017

Parkinson's Patients Turn To Boxing Class To Fight Back Against Debilitating Disease

Nearly one million people in the United States are living with Parkinson's disease.

• Jun 12, 2017

Children Drowning Hours Or Days After Swimming? It Can Happen, And Parents Should Be Aware Of The Warning Signs

Dry drowning. It sounds like an oxymoron. How can you drown when you're not in the water?

• Jun 9, 2017

'Songs Of Love' Holds Reunion Event For Former Patients Now In Remission

The Songs Of Love Foundation held an event Wednesday to welcome back children who they created songs for and are now in remission.

• Jun 7, 2017

New Procedure Has People Swallowing Balloons To Lose Weight

Do you have 10 or 20 pounds to lose that you can't seem to shake? There's a new FDA-approved procedure that might just help you do that.

• Jun 7, 2017

NYC Launches First Ever LGBTQ Health Care Bill Of Rights

With Pride Month under way, Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration has published New York City's first ever LGBTQ health care bill of rights.

• Jun 6, 2017

Hypothyroidism Can Go Undetected, Sometimes For Years, Before Proper Diagnosis

It's a hidden illness affecting many women, and they can wait years before they get a correct diagnosis. 

• Jun 6, 2017

Schumer Calls For Federal Efforts In Fight Against Lyme Disease

With tick season creeping in, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) called for a greater federal effort to fight against Lyme disease.

• Jun 4, 2017

Want To Stay Awake During Surgery? It's Becoming A Lot More Common

The notion of surgery can be unnerving for most of us, so would you choose to be awake for your procedure?

• Jun 2, 2017

Study: Compression Tights Might Help Runners Fight Psychological Fatigue, But Not Physical

Lots of long distance runners swear the tight leggings improve their times and distance, but CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez says a new study suggests runners may not be getting the boost they think.

• Jun 2, 2017

Thread Lift Technique Offers Surgery-Free Alternative To Face Lifts

It's what everyone wants: the results of a surgical face lift without the cutting or the downtime.

• Jun 1, 2017

Mibelas Birth Control Tablets Recalled Over Packaging Mix-Up

Birth control pills typically contain inactive placebo pills during the last week of a woman's cycle, but the recalled pills may be packaged out of order.

• Jun 1, 2017

'It's Not Difficult, Just Try It,' Doctors Implore Young Men To Talk About Health

Ask any guy and they'll tell you that men are the stronger sex, but in medical terms they are most definitely weaker.

• May 31, 2017

Seen At 11: Tortured By Sleepless Nights? Try Sleeping Less

Everybody sleeps, but some do it better than others. For those tortured by sleepless nights, there's a new therapy that says if you want to sleep more, try sleeping less.

• May 30, 2017

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