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Warding off the specter of election-year health insurance cancellations, the Obama administration Wednesday announced a two-year extension for individual policies that don't meet requirements of the new health care law.
The increase in cases of secondary infertility has to do in part with the fact that women are waiting longer to have kids, but there are other possible factors including some problems that can be traced to a woman's first delivery.
The Michelin-starred Thomas Keller establishment got 42 violation points when it was inspected Feb. 19, city health department records showed. Infractions included failure to hold hot food at 140 degrees and a lack of a hand-washing facility near the food preparation area.
It may not be widely known but breast density can make it more difficult for mammograms to detect breast cancer.
Sen. Charles Schumer was joined by family members of people impacted by prescription drug use on Monday, pushing for Zohydro ER to be pulled from shelves.
The sixth annual ReelAbilities Film Festival opens on March 6. Many of the films are personal stories, giving a voice to a community not always in the spotlight.
The pedals were spinning in Midtown on Sunday when hundreds of people hit the gym to cycle and raise money to fight rare forms of cancer.
The annual Climb to the Top at 30 Rock was held Sunday morning. The event helped raise an estimated $1 million to help 10,000 people suffering from multiple sclerosis in southern New York.
Just about everything you buy comes with a warranty, including appliances and electronics. But what about the things you buy for your body like a hip or knee replacement?
New York-based nail specialist Dr. Dana Stern is warning of a potentially deadly nail cancer - not technically the nail itself, but malignant melanoma of the nail bed, the skin under the nail.
Heroin, cocaine, benzodiazepines and amphetamine were all found in his system, according to the ME's office. Hoffman, 46, was found dead with a needle still in his arm in his West Village apartment on Feb. 2.
CTE is a degenerative brain disease linked to repeated blows to the head. Typically, it's been found in football players and boxers, but now a soccer player has become the first in his sport to be publicly named with the disease.
Ronald Corwin, of Westport, Conn., says he flipped over the bike after his front wheel hit a low barrier installed next to the bicycle docking station on Oct. 25.
For four days in September, traffic jams ostensibly orchestrated for political purposes clogged streets and trapped motorists in their cars for hours.
Thousands of people will be hopping on exercise bikes this weekend to raise money in the fight against rare cancers.
