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As you get ready to go to sleep tonight, think about what you want to dream about. With new technology it just might be possible to dream that dream.
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As you get ready to go to sleep tonight, think about what you want to dream about. With new technology it just might be possible to dream that dream.
Local and state authorities said Friday that there is a way to prevent mosquitoes, and possibly the Zika virus, from spreading.
Micellar water is a beauty fad meant to save time claims to clean your face, remove dirt and makeup, and moisturize all in one shot.
A celebrity couple recently admitted that they hand their kids off to someone else on Fridays so they can have the weekend to themselves.
Every three minutes a food allergy reaction sends someone to the emergency room. It's a growing problem that could be life threatening for millions.
The Social Security Administration announced the most popular baby names in New York for 2015.
Everyone has heard the saying 'there's an app for that' and one of the hottest areas for apps these days is in health and wellness.
Brain surgery for any reason can be a risky proposition, because it is hard not to damage normal brain tissue during an operation.
Scientists believe they have created a miracle wrinkle cream which is the real deal.
Many parents swaddle their babies to comfort them and help them sleep better, but research shows the popular practice can be deadly in some cases.
The research says about 14 children per month were sickened by e-cigarettes when the study began in January 2012, and it rose to about 223 per month by the time the study ended in April 2015.
Dr. Julie Kuriakose, Medical Director at Hudson Allergy, shared some of her best tips and tricks to managing your spring allergies.
With the swift changes in weather we've had, 2016 is shaping up for a very rough allergy season, with experts predicting it to be one of the worst seasons we've had in awhile.
Lead in the water at a Westchester school has some parents concerned, after some wide ranging test results over the last month.
A cool East Harlem evening in May 2016, feels far removed from the heat of last August, when homeless people openly smoked synthetic marijuana known as K2.