Advocacy Group Files Lawsuit Against NYC E-Cigarette Ban
The NYC Citizens Lobbying Against Smoker Harassment said Tuesday it filed the papers in state Supreme Court.
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The NYC Citizens Lobbying Against Smoker Harassment said Tuesday it filed the papers in state Supreme Court.
Everyone knows the importance of getting a good night's sleep, but many people may not be aware that the position they sleep in can lead to some serious health problems.
A team of researchers at Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center, led by Dr. Courtney Lynch, have made a connection between stress and a couple's inability to get pregnant.
Those who fail to sign up for health insurance by next Monday will not be able to enroll until next year and will have to pay a penalty on their taxes.
EMS dispatch uses color-coded maps to track and to anticipate emergency calls. The program is called MARVLIS, or Mobile Area Routing Vehicle Location Information System. Based on its predictions, ambulances are pre-positioned in different neighborhoods.
Robert Koenig, 49, of Marlboro may have suffered a medical episode before the deadly accident occurred, according to police.
New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina said she feels "heartsick" over the fact that 10 public school students have committed suicide since she took office less than two months ago.
Fines will go down overall, but the city will maintain the letter grading system implemented by former mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2010.
The timing is all about having an excuse to recover while watching a lot of basketball.
The governor estimated raising the tax for electronic cigarettes to $2.70 like a that on a pack of conventional cigarettes could mean an additional $35 million in annual state revenue.
Mike Vercellone was a member of the high school track team until he graduated last spring. He was back on campus Wednesday to help out a practice while on spring break from Rutgers.
Something in popular baby and personal hygiene wipes has been causing painful, itchy rashes and blisters.
Alzheimer's Disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. and a new report finds the disease affects many more women than men.
The city of Stamford has started testing 5,000 wells in its post northern area. Many of the wells are tucked away in the basements of homes far from public water systems.
Armonk, N.Y.-based IBM Corp. already has a partnership with Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, where Watson is also used to help treat cancer.
