New Community Health Profiles Show Disparities Among NYC Neighborhoods
City health officials will begin releasing community by community profiles, with the snapshots assessing issues ranging from obesity to infant deaths and life expectancy.
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City health officials will begin releasing community by community profiles, with the snapshots assessing issues ranging from obesity to infant deaths and life expectancy.
At a time when more and more consumers are looking to buy locally grown foods, you may be shocked to find out the road that your chicken will travel to reach your dinner table.
If you're looking for ways to boost your mood, the answer could be in the kitchen.
Posting selfies on social networking sites is one way to document what you do, but is it also a barometer of who you are?
Mets fans were shocked when they learned Utley's now-infamous slide took Tejada out for the season. But what really happened?
Alliance for Lupus Research President Ken Farber stopped by the CBS2 studio on Saturday to talk about the Alliance for Lupus Walk taking place on Oct. 17.
Just about all of us do it, head to the internet to search for a diagnosis for an ache, pain, or sniffle.
Law enforcement officials, state and city lawmakers and health experts are taking part in the summit, which is being moderated by State Sen. Jeff Klein at Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx.
The board said in a consent order that the nurse `administered an inadequate amount of the flu vaccine to patients using single-use syringes
As a proven wrinkle eraser, botox is a go-to treatment for many men and women, but there are other uses for the injectible.
Dermatologist Dr. Lisa Hitchins shares her tips on how to tell if your lipstick, mascara, powder and blush are past their expiration date -- and what it means for your health.
Drugs are a constant and growing problem in the city and the suburbs, and all to often teenagers are hiding them in plain sight.
In New York, someone dies every 18 hours while waiting for an organ transplant.
The potentially deadly bacteria has been found in the cooling towers at both Smithtown East and Smithtown West high schools.
One person who contracted Legionnaires' disease in the Morris Park section of the Bronx has died, city officials said Wednesday.
