High Blood Pressure In Middle Age Sets The Stage For Cognitive Decline Later On, Study Finds

Surprisingly it came from the American Heart Association, and as CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez explained, it's about high blood pressure.

• Oct 10, 2016

How To Kick Your Impulse Shopping Habit

If you love to shop and your closet is full of clothes that you have never worn, you are not alone.

• Oct 7, 2016

Some Parents Turn To Yoga, Meditation To Treat Physical And Emotional Pain In Kids

Many parents try to avoid giving drugs to children to treat physical and mental illnesses. Instead, some pediatricians are prescribing something different.

• Oct 7, 2016

Study: FDA Approved Drugs Could Prevent Cancer Development In Other Breast

A new study has come out with important news for women with breast cancer. It shows that there is a way to help prevent cancer in the other breast.

• Oct 6, 2016

Seen At 11: Common Disorder Turns Waking Up Into A Horrifying Ordeal

Instead of resting peacefully during their hours spent sleeping, some people are plunged into a world of horror - waking into a literal nightmare, unable to do anything about it.

• Oct 5, 2016

Zika Virus Linked To Rare Disorder That Can Cause Paralysis In Adults

For months, the main concern surrounding the Zika virus has been for pregnant women. But now, scientists have found a strong link between Zika and a nervous system disorder that can cause paralysis in adults.

• Oct 5, 2016

Sara Bareilles Accepts 'Waitress' Pie Challenge, Gets Pie'd In The Face For Breast Cancer Awareness

Broadway is helping in the fight against breast cancer one pie at a time.

• Oct 5, 2016

Nassau University Unveils Brand New Primary Care Center

The Nassau University Medical Center has created an alternative that provides necessary care while reducing costs.

• Oct 4, 2016

NYS Health Department: Contaminated IV Products Suspected In Nursing Home Bloodstream Infections

The New York State Department of Health announced Tuesday that it is investigating 34 bloodstream infections that may be associated with intravenous medications or flushes in the New York City area.

• Oct 4, 2016

'It Robs You Of Your Dignity:' Advocates For Disabled Sue City Over Defective Curb Cuts

Monica Bartley is disabled, but tries to live independently, but the dismal condition of curb cuts make it nearly impossible.

• Oct 4, 2016

Hopes High After 'Kick And Kill' Therapy Leaves Man Testing HIV-Free

There were hopes Monday night that a British man could be the first person to be cured of HIV.

• Oct 3, 2016

'Artificial Pancreas' Expected To Make Life Easier, Healthier For Type 1 Diabetes Patients

A groundbreaking new device could change the lives of millions of people living with diabetes. Federal regulators just approved an artificial pancreas that can monitor and administer insulin.

• Sep 29, 2016

Seen At 11: Study Finds 30 Percent Of Women Suffer From Fear Of Childbirth

A new study reveals there are many women who suffer from a serious phobia about giving birth.

• Sep 28, 2016

Study: Link Between Hormonal Contraceptives, Increased Risk Of Depression

There's an important warning for women using certain birth control methods as new research is suggesting there's a link between hormonal contraceptives and an increased risk of depression.

• Sep 28, 2016

Experts: 3-Parent Technique Saves Baby From Deadly DNA Disorder

Researchers said Tuesday that the first baby in the world has been born using a controversial new technique involving DNA from three parents.

• Sep 27, 2016

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