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The event will be held July 27 at Chelsea Piers in Manhattan.
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The event will be held July 27 at Chelsea Piers in Manhattan.
Experts said the case of a mother accused of poisoning her 5-year-old son to death with salt appears be an example of how social media feeds into Munchausen by proxy.
Researchers from the University of Cambridge in England found butter and other fats like it may not be as bad for us as once thought, and may even have some health benefits.
Chikungunya virus is not usually deadly. Symptoms include fever and joint pain, as well as muscle aches, headaches, joint swelling and rash.
Implantable electronic pacemakers are some of the most common heart procedures done every year. But what if doctors could turn your own cells into pacemakers?
More and more families are trying raw diets, but are they healthy for children?
At Clove Lake Park on Staten Island, poison ivy is so high that it's at eye level with joggers, making it easy to brush up against.
Achy feet? It turns out the shoe size you're wearing could have a bigger impact on your overall health than you may realize.
The former St. Vincent's Hospital site in New York City's West Village is slated to open as a stand-alone emergency room and medical care center.
We use our electronic devices for all sorts of things – from talking and looking up information to playing games. But the frequent use of such gadgets is actually making some people sick.
"One former trainer has described the 1980s and 1990s as (the) Wild West in terms of the NFL monitoring the medications provided to its players," the lawsuit said, according to the newspaper.
Two possible breakthroughs have been reported in the diagnosis of Alzheimer's, one of them involves our sense of smell and the other involves our eyes.
CBS 2's Dr. Max Gomez recently underwent surgery to relieve severe neck pain from which you may suffer as well.
A 2-year-old New Jersey boy is giving us all a lesson in perseverance.
Heatstroke can happen when the temperature is as low as 57 degrees, so here are some tips from safety advocates on avoiding accidental deaths in hot cars.
