Achieve Your Goal Of A Better Body In The New Year
With New Year's Eve fast approaching, many people are making their resolutions. The number one resolution is always to get healthy and fit.
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With New Year's Eve fast approaching, many people are making their resolutions. The number one resolution is always to get healthy and fit.
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The FDA has issued an alert warning health providers to discontinue use of some specific IV pumps due to their susceptibility to cybersecurity attacks.
A new study finds that skin-to-skin contact between mothers and premature babies may help foster growth and lower death rates in newborns.
Qualified New Yorkers can now enroll in the state's upcoming medical marijuana program online.
Around 70 patients, all diagnosed with different types of metastatic cancer, participated in a trial run of the drug Opdivo -- a treatment which is believed to enable the body's own immune system to fight off cancer.
It was a risky surgery, but one that may have saved one teenager's face -- along with his life.
That changes the current guidance, which is that any man who have ever had sex with another man in his entire life should never be able to donate blood.
Federal health officials are proposing a ban on the use of tanning beds for anyone under the age of 18, part of an ongoing government effort to reduce skin cancers linked to the devices.
Five mothers sued last month. They argued that the 2013 Department of Health and Mental Hygiene rule was invalid because it wasn't voted on by the Legislature.
Some unlikely products -- like cosmetics -- are finding their way into the retail market in used form.
There's new hope that the law providing health benefits for first responders who grew ill after the Sept. 11 attacks will continue.
Tek RMD is a segway-like device that allows people with spinal chord injuries to stand and move while upright.
It's a blessed holiday season for 12-year-old Gracie West from Freehold, who just learned her cancer is in remission.
"This is about good public health policy," said Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle, D-Englewood, who is co-sponsoring the bill.
