What To Do When Summer Fun Ends In Injury
Summer is in full swing and the kids are out having fun, but what happens when all that running around ends with accidents and injuries?
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Summer is in full swing and the kids are out having fun, but what happens when all that running around ends with accidents and injuries?
When students return to school after summer break, they may find it a lot harder to get their hands on so-called "study drugs."
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued a supplement to a 2010 study Tuesday. That study found Indian Point's impact is not great enough to deny a new 20-year license.
Time is running out for people exposed to toxins from the Sept. 11 terror attacks to register for health benefits. A deadline of Oct. 3 is looming for those who are sick or might become sick because of 9/11.
Of roughly 24,000 restaurants, nearly 1,400 have been hit with $1,000 fines for failing to display grades,.
Four years ago, Chris Meek, who works in finance, started the charity Solder Socks, and wants to donate ten exoskeletons to paralyzed veterans.
BJ Timoner has gone through four pairs of running shoes and has lost 40 pounds over the course of his 3,000-mile excursion. He crossed the Brooklyn Bridge on Sunday en route to Jones Beach, where his cross-country run is scheduled to end on Tuesday.
With all the recent rain, North Jersey is a perfect breeding ground. And experts said the Asian tiger doesn't need much space.
An instructor at Adelphi University is working to end drowning tragedies by urging parents to get their children into the water at an early age.
Eating healthy sources of protein can help make you feel fuller, longer, research has shown, but now food companies are adding protein to foods that don't normally contain it.
Roughly one million people who had kicked the habit went back to smoking because of the stress of 9/11, according to a newly published report.
In spite of what you might think, this new cash crop isn't shell-fish, it's kelp. The superfood is loaded with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, and is being served up at local restaurants.
Some parents have been getting their kids to the gym at the youngest ages possible, in an effort to battle obesity before it can ever take hold.
The mayors of New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and 15 other cities sent a letter to congressional leaders saying it's "time to test and evaluate approaches limiting'' the use of the subsidies for sugar-laden beverages, in the interest of fighting obesity and related diseases.
If your summer plans include driving you could come across a new danger on the roads this year. Certain allergy medications might be affecting users behind the wheel.
