Businesses Gear Up For Obama Health Care Law
Some employers are cutting spousal benefits and work hours.
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Some employers are cutting spousal benefits and work hours.
While the message remains the same - get tested and use protection to help fight the spread of HIV - Keys said it's important to keep promoting that message.
Disabled Iraq Veteran Charles Hernandez, 50, is suing the chicken chain saying he was turned away because he brought his service dog into the West Fordham Road restaurant with him in February.
Sleep texting has become more common and in addition to being embarrassing it could also have some serious health consequences.
Evidence continues to mount that repeated concussions can lead to brain damage. As CBS 2's Dr Max Gomez reported, brain disease and its associated symptoms can develop years before the final diagnosis.
The free mobile app announced Wednesday will let cooks enter the ingredients of a recipe and it will calculate the number of calories per serving.
A woman suffering from an incurable kidney disease had her prayers for a transplant answered by a fellow member of her New Jersey church.
It's back to school time, and that means it may be time to update your child's immunizations. But as CBS 2's Dr. Max Gomez reported, one shot officials say your child should get is a controversial one.
Grimm said the information session is aimed at those who may not even realize they are eligible for federal help.
A Poughkeepsie high school senior died suddenly, after he was bitten by a tick and contracted a severe virus.
The governor signed the bipartisan measure barring licensed therapists from trying to turn gay teenagers straight, making New Jersey the second state to ban so-called conversion therapy, along with California.
The renewal process could be more than a year, given the controversy involved. New York state and environmental groups have voiced opposition to a new 20-year license.
As many as 300,000 Americans are actually diagnosed with Lyme disease each year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced.
New Yorkers on Sunday were weighing in on a recent study in Germany, which concluded that people who have sex more often are more likely to command higher salaries.
New York City restaurants will soon be paying lower fines for minor health department violations.
