Thousands Race For Breast Cancer Cure In Central Park

More than 10,000 people -- many decked out in pink shirts -- hit Central Park on Sunday for the 25th annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.

• Sep 13, 2015

Interview: Is Your Child's Book Bag Causing Back Problems?

Chiropractor Dr. Roger Sahoury from Above and Beyond Holistic Wellness Center in Paramus stopped by the CBS2 studios to offer some easy tips for backpack safety.

• Sep 13, 2015

Seen At 11: Your Hair Could Hold The Key To Diagnosing Serious Health Problems

What if someone told you that discovering something that might happen in your future could be as easy as looking in the mirror today.

• Sep 11, 2015

NYC Board Of Health Approves First-Of-Its-Kind Sodium Warnings On Menus

The city Board of Health voted unanimously Wednesday to require chain eateries to put salt-shaker symbols on menus to denote dishes with more than the recommended daily limit of 2,300 milligrams of sodium.

• Sep 9, 2015

Seen At 11: For Radiant Skin Some Turn To Ugly Beauty Products

Fish scales, sheep fat, and bird poop aren't exactly what you might expect to find in your favorite beauty products.

• Sep 8, 2015

NYC Lawmaker Wants To Ban Sale Of Big Sugary Drinks To Minors

You may have to show your ID to buy a big soda if a new bill becomes law.

• Aug 27, 2015

LI High School Student Critical After Suffering Heat Stroke During Football Practice

A Long Island high school football player was in critical condition after getting sick on the field during practice.

• Aug 21, 2015

Possible Link Between Melanoma, Viagra Could Have Users Feeling A Little Blue

The study is worrisome, 25,000 male health professionals were followed for ten years. During that time researchers tracked which men developed melanoma, and whether they took Viagra.

• Aug 21, 2015

City Officials: Opera House Hotel Cooling Tower Source Of Bronx Legionnaires' Outbreak

The Legionella strain found at the Opera House Hotel cooling tower matched the strain found in patients, officials announced Thursday.

• Aug 20, 2015

Treatment Resistant 'Mutant' Lice Spark Concerns About Out-Of-Control Outbreaks

The mutant lice may be resistant to common chemicals, but there are still a number of oils that are very effective in killing them.

• Aug 19, 2015

Dr. Max Gomez: Fight Fall Allergies Before They Start

As summer winds down, it's a good time to start fighting your fall allergies before they hit.

• Aug 18, 2015

Seen At 11: More Single Men Are Choosing To Start Families On Their Own

It's not unusual for a single woman to raise a child on her own, but it's happening more with single men.

• Aug 17, 2015

New York City Reports First Human West Nile Case For Year

The first human case of the West Nile virus for the year in New York City was confirmed Sunday, officials said.

• Aug 16, 2015

CBS2 Exclusive: L.I. Surgeons Cure Slovakian Boy Of Laughing Seizure Disorder

The parents of a Slovakian toddler were left helpless and hopeless, after the boy's rare laughing condition made life a living nightmare.

• Aug 14, 2015

Town Of Riverhead Mulling A Medical Marijuana Moratorium

New York residents will soon be able to fill prescriptions for medical marijuana close to home. But in one town, lawmakers are considering a marijuana moratorium

• Aug 14, 2015

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