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Mothers and breastfeeding advocates gathered on the steps of City Hall Friday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of a state law protecting a woman's right to breastfeed anywhere.
Some junk food junkies on Long Island are worried that they will not be able to chow down on their favorite fatty foods.
Throughout the years, epidemics and plagues have shaken up societies and cultures around the world.
A new threat of mosquitoes carrying a new, dangerous virus has doctors on high alert.
The Mount Sinai Hospital patient who has been in isolation since Monday does not have the Ebola virus, hospital officials said Wednesday afternoon.
As CBS 2's Cindy Hsu reported, more and more parents are "infant cocooning," which means being vaccinated before seeing the baby.
Doctors at Mount Sinai Medical Center are awaiting Ebola test results on a man who visited West Africa last month before falling sick and going into the hospital on Monday.
Infectious disease experts in the U.S. have all said that while Ebola is lethal, it is not spread by casual contact.
Conjoined twins Clarence and Carl Aguirre stole the hearts of the Tri-State Area a decade ago, and CBS 2 revisited them Monday as they reached the age of 12.
The man arrived at Mount Sinai's emergency room early Monday morning with high fever and gastrointestinal symptoms. The man told doctors he had recently traveled to a West African country where Ebola is present, the hospital said.
You might suffer from sleep apnea, and a physicians' group has advised doctors to check for the condition in a procedure that could save lives.
We know you promise to protect your skin next time, but for now, these simple home remedies will help provide soothing relief.
People usually play video games for fun, but as CBS 2's Maurice DuBois reported, a new breed of games are being used to treat depression.
We're on track for our coolest summer since 2009, but that's leaving some people with seasonal depression, CBS 2's Cindy Hsu reported.
A program on Long Island is getting paralyzed patients out of their wheelchairs and into activities they never thought possible, CBS 2's Marlie Hall reported.
