'Kerr Collar' Could Protect Football Players From Serious Head And Neck Injuries

Concussion prevention has been centered around protecting the head, but we may have been looking in the wrong place.

• Jul 22, 2016

Sunscreen Is A Summer Essential – But Which One Is Best For Your Body?

The hot weather this weekend will have lots of people heading to parks and beaches, and the UV index is going to be through the roof.

• Jul 22, 2016

Minimally Invasive Procedure Could Put An End To Mystery Back Pain

Back pain affects everyone at some point. Usually it's due to a bulging disk or some other spinal problem, but sometimes the source is a mystery.

• Jul 21, 2016

New Brain Cell Technique Opens Window To Monitoring Alzheimer's, Epilepsy

The brain's nerve cells communicate by firing messages to each other through junctions called synapses, and problems with those connections are linked to disorders like Alzheimer's and epilepsy. Now Yale University researchers have developed a way to picture synapses in living brains.

• Jul 20, 2016

Advanced, Incurable Prostate Cancer Is On The Rise – Experts Are Trying To Figure Out Why

There has been an alarming spike in the number of men diagnosed with advanced or incurable prostate cancer.

• Jul 20, 2016

Mets' Harvey Has Surgery For Thoracic Outlet Syndrome – Why Ignoring The Signs Could Be Dangerous

Mets pitcher Matt Harvey underwent season ending surgery on Monday to correct something called 'thoracic outlet syndrome.'

• Jul 20, 2016

CDC, Florida Probing Possible Zika Case From Miami Mosquito

The CDC is working with Florida health officials to investigate what could be the first Zika infection from a mosquito in the continental United States.

• Jul 20, 2016

Families, Volunteers Fight To Keep 'Life Saving' Heeling Autism Program

Heeling Autism gave families across the Tri-State Area a new leash on life, but now its future is uncertain, and thousands are standing up to save it.

• Jul 15, 2016

First Case Of Woman Spreading Zika Through Sex Reported In NYC

The new finding prompted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to update its advice in a report issued Friday.

• Jul 15, 2016

Anti-Gravity Treadmill Makes Exercise Reality For Obese Patients

We've all been told one of the best ways to lose weight is to exercise, but if you're 100 to 200 pounds overweight, exercise can be pretty tough.

• Jul 14, 2016

Welcome To The Digital Playground - Life Post-Pokémon Go

At this point, we can say there was life before Pokémon Go... and life after.

• Jul 14, 2016

Seen At 11: Doctors Using Virtual Reality To Treat Cancer Patients

Virtual reality is just not for the gaming world as doctors are using it to help treat cancer patients.

• Jul 13, 2016

Breakthrough Bioelectronic Treatment Could Bring Relief To Rheumatoid Arthritis Sufferers

There has been a possible breakthrough in treatment for millions of rheumatoid arthritis sufferers in the U.S.

• Jul 13, 2016

Thumb-Sucking, Nail-Biting Could Help Young Children Battle Common Allergies

You probably heard it from your mother over and over again - stop biting your nails, and don't suck your thumb.

• Jul 12, 2016

Seen At 11: 'Cosmetic Infidelity' Women Turn To Secret Surgery To Strengthen Marriages

They're cheating by keeping secrets. Cosmetic infidelity involves having procedures done on the sly, and never telling an unsuspecting spouse.

• Jul 11, 2016

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