NJ Agency Launches 'Hope And Healing' Ad Campaign Aimed At Sandy Victims
About 200 counselors from New Jersey Hope and Healing Helpline have given emotional support to 300,000 callers since Sandy hit 11 months ago.
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About 200 counselors from New Jersey Hope and Healing Helpline have given emotional support to 300,000 callers since Sandy hit 11 months ago.
Forty attorneys general sent a letter to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday urging the agency to meet its own deadline and regulate electronic cigarettes in the same way it regulates tobacco products.
President Barack Obama defended his health care overhaul during an appearance Tuesday at the Clinton Global Initiative in Manhattan.
George Weld, the owner of Egg and Parish Hall restaurants in Williamsburg, will take advantage of New York's Small Business Health Options program for businesses with less than 50 employees.
A midday snooze may improve a child's learning skills, CBS 2's Dr. Max Gomez reported.
Hackensack University Medical Center's Accountable Care Organization has set 6 patients up with a computerized tablet monitored by a nurse.
Anyone who worked on lived near the World Trade Center on or after Sept. 11 and was exposed to the toxic dust is eligible to sign up ahead of the Oct. 3 deadline.
In August the NFL settled a historic lawsuit involving head injuries, on Saturday local youth football players received an important and potentially life saving lesson.
The Health Department is urging customers who ate at the restaurant -- either in-store, through catering or delivery -- between Sept. 7 and 19 to receive a Hepatitis A vaccine as soon as possible.
Lea-Ann Ellison can lift more than most people and has the pictures to prove it. But, instead of a six-pack she has the belly of a woman who is eight months into a pregnancy.
A hospital to help troubled kids is on the chopping block as part of a sweeping plan to downsize New York State psychiatric facilities.
Elisabeth Benjamin with the Community Service Society of New York said their team of volunteers has been busy helping people figure out the best deal for their specific situation.
The student health advisory board came up with the idea after discovering Type B meningitis is most commonly spread by people sharing drinks.
Cocaine is one of the most addictive of all drugs. And an estimated 1.5 million Americans are hooked on it. But what if there were a vaccine that could help people kick their drug habit?
States that designed their own exchanges will get federal help to spread the word.
