New York State Moving To Electronic Prescriptions
New York state doctors are ditching the prescription pad.
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New York state doctors are ditching the prescription pad.
A new study by the National Academy of Sciences finds weight report cards at New York City schools don't spur weight loss.
With spring just days away, there is more incentive than ever to get in shape, but that can be tough if you're stuck behind a desk for most of the day.
If you've ever had a rash from earrings or a bracelet you probably have a nickel allergy.
By the end of the month, 25 middle and high schools in Queens and the Bronx will be getting free feminine hygiene product dispensers.
A new type of contact lens promises to do more than help people see. It's also been designed to predict who is at risk of getting serious glaucoma.
A young boy battling a rare disease may have found some hope in an experimental treatment.
First calories, then salt, now more health warnings could be coming to a city restaurant near you.
Nestle USA, the company behind the brands, said the glass may have come from the spinach used in the recalled products.
As warmer weather approaches, the NYC Health Department is looking at new ways to study and control the local mosquito population.
A new test can predict if children will suffer from prolonged symptoms from concussions.
"We are saddened to share that our patient, Lindsey, recently experienced a sudden complication that led to the removal of her transplanted uterus," the Cleveland Clinic said in a statement.
A man with stage four lung cancer is beating the odds by mountain climbing.
While anxiety disorders in kids are very common, the good news is that they are among the most treatable of all mental issues in children.
Test results showed a high level of a chemical that's found in foods that have gone rancid.
