Joe Namath: Experimental Oxygen Treatment Has Helped Brain Heal
The Jets great was the first patient in an experiment by a Florida hospital to see if bathing the body in pure oxygen might restore blood flow to injured areas of the brain.
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The Jets great was the first patient in an experiment by a Florida hospital to see if bathing the body in pure oxygen might restore blood flow to injured areas of the brain.
We all know losing weight takes more than just a diet. Now even your fork and plate are being engineered to help you slim down.
Dental patients are out thousands of dollars following the sudden shut down of two offices in Washington Heights and the Bronx. Now, they are calling for an investigation, and begging for their money back.
A man in Dallas has become the first person in the United States with a confirmed Ebola virus diagnosis, and one local expert was alarmed that the patient was not isolated immediately.
Health officials say two more New Jersey children have confirmed cases of a respiratory illness that is caused by an uncommon virus.
One month after the happiest day of her life, a Queens woman suffered a terrible tragedy.
Imagine how easy it would be to lose weight if you never had a food craving again. That could soon be a reality, as researchers are working on a way to reprogram the brain and stop the craving.
There has been a disturbing development in the nationwide outbreak involving the rare enterovirus D68. A handful of children have now developed polio-like symptoms of muscle weakness or paralysis.
The Democrat said Sunday that he's urging the agency to use its existing authority to ban more than 250 chemicals used in the synthetic drugs.
A New Jersey pre-schooler is dead after suffering an unidentified illness, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will test to see if the now-infamous enterovirus D68 might have been the cause.
If you love comfort food and you think it makes you feel better when you're stressed, think again.
Firefighter Daniel Heglund, Lt. Howard Bischoff, and Firefighter Robert Leaver all died Monday as a result of illnesses they came down with while working at the World Trade Center site after the attacks, according to the Uniformed Fire Officers Association.
Anew study from the University of Sussex found using media devices at the same time could be changing our brains. Those who do it often were found to have less gray matter, the part of the brain that processes information.
The champagne is flowing and so is the conversation as 100 people gather in a SoHo hotel. So what's missing at this party? Men!
On Long Island, a massive construction project is underway to build Suffolk County's first children's hospital.
