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Ear Tube surgery is the most common operation for children in the United States. With over 670,000 children getting ear tubes inserted, CBS 2's Katie McGee explains how the guidelines will help doctors identify eligible candidates.
The West Nile virus has hit New York City for the first time this year, according to the city Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
The NYPD and Brookhaven National Laboratory will conduct the Subway-Surface Air Flow Exchange in spots across all five boroughs beginning at 8 a.m. Air sampling and related equipment will be installed starting around 6 a.m., officials said.
Attorney Andrew Rubin issued a statement Monday, including an apology, on behalf of Rabbi Alfredo Borodowski.
Patricia Brett designs swimwear to suit a woman's body after breast surgery. She understands the challenge first hand. Brett's family carries the BRCA1 genetic mutation, which dramatically increases the odds of breast cancer.
The county's public pools will be open an additional two hours on Monday - until 8 p.m. - due to high demand.
A special chef will be staffing a food truck on Long Island Friday, all in an effort to raise funds for Alzheimer's awareness and research.
Having a gluten intolerance means they have to be careful, but it doesn't mean missing out on things like backyard barbecues. In fact, there are easy ways to make sure your gluten-free guests are safe this summer.
The effects of the sun on the skin are always a concern during the summer months, but now there is new information that alcohol can also do major damage.
An Upper West Side family has been left with a tough decision, as their 11-month-old son needs a risky bone marrow transplant as the only possible cure for a rare genetic condition they only recently discovered.
A new disease spread by deer ticks has already infected 100,000 New Yorkers since the state first started keeping track.
Gov. Chris Christie says the changes put Rutgers "on the path to being one of America' great research institutions.''
Neighbors said the city's program to help take care of mold following superstorm Sandy should expand to homes where the owners have not returned.
State police in New Jersey have been taking steps to make sure all the fun in the sun this summer will not turn into trouble on the roads.
It's legal and it could save the lives of some very sick kids. This week, some New Jersey parents declared victory when a bill passed the state Legislature making it easier to get medical marijuana – for kids.
