Botox For Frown Lines May Be Effective For Treating Depression
Using Botox to get rid of frown lines may be an effective treatment for depression, a test shows.
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Using Botox to get rid of frown lines may be an effective treatment for depression, a test shows.
Should women in their 20s and 30s be concerned about heart disease?
Should women in their 20s and 30s be concerned about heart disease? The answer is yes.
While the devices can restore some level of hearing, many of these children can still fall behind in language skills.
Ten years ago, former Mayor Michael Bloomberg promised a ban on trans fat would reduce heart disease in New York City and now a new study published this week seems to prove him right.
A medical examiner's work is grim and done behind closed doors. The results are not shared with the public. But Dr. Michael Caplan wants people to see what he sees every day.
The notion of drinking tonics or elixirs for what ails you might sound old world, but these days it's part of a new trend to get and stay healthy.
A major advance has been made for people with diabetes. It's an artificial pancreas to help diabetics regulate their blood sugar.
Gorgeous weather makes people want to get outside and get moving, especially if they're wearing an activity tracker.
The Chief Medical Examiner for the State of Connecticut said his agency is hundreds of thousands of dollars in the hole, and he knows why -- the opioid epidemic.
A terrifying close call for a Hamilton Heights family has turned into a warning for parents.
There are few things parents love to hear more than the sound of their children laughing.
It's been around for 25 years -- the last decade in Wantagh, Long Island, where some call it the pulse of their community.
We've all been there: You lose a few pounds and before you know it, the weight starts creeping back.
There's potentially exciting news for the two and a half million people around the world struggling with multiple sclerosis.
