L.I. Family Suing High School After Star Player Was Kicked Off Team Due To Injury
Billy Andrle was a linebacker and running back for the East Meadow Jets - until he suffered what turned out to be a high school career-ending injury.
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Billy Andrle was a linebacker and running back for the East Meadow Jets - until he suffered what turned out to be a high school career-ending injury.
EMS techs in Spain gave heart attack patients an IV of a long approved beta blocker called Metoprolol and the results were dramatic.
A study published in the September 2013 issue of Food and Function showed that chemicals in the non-caffeinated beverage can halt that awful next-day feeling.
Disability checks continue to be processed but Conn. VA Commissioner Linda Schwartz said if the government shutdown continues into next month, the checks could be stalled.
Experts say the advanced graphics can make the brain think you're moving when you're not, causing motion sickness.
Fungal cells hide inside human cells, making it difficult to find and stop them. But the researchers discovered a way to mark the fungus so as it grows, it glows bright red.
A Connecticut urologist has retired from the practice, but not from his effort to help protect men from prostate cancer.
The New Jersey Health Department announced Friday that Compassionate Care Foundation in Egg Harbor Township can open. The dispensary has not announced exactly what day it will open.
Katya Lebedeva, 15, and Anastasia Bakhtiarova, 10, are from the same small village in Russia. They were both given only a few more years to live because of congenital heart defects.
Lauren's Law was named for 13-year-old Lauren Shields of Stony Point, in Rockland County. She received a heart transplant when she was 9.
New York has just 2.7 million residents without health insurance. So why has the state's website received nearly 30 million hits in two days?
Jessica Wetherill is sporting a pair of teeth marks from a puncture wound on her left arm. Now, she is in the midst of a series of painful rabies treatments stemming from a possible bat attack. Doctors aren't taking any chances.
Politicians, health officials and parents have joined forces to try to stop the disease from spreading.
The online insurance marketplaces that are at the heart of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul struggled to handle the wave of new consumers Tuesday, the first day of a six-month open enrollment period.
The ads are aimed at girls between the ages of 7 and 12, the city said.
