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New York Supreme Court Judge Milton Tingling ruled Monday that the city may not enforce the new regulation, which would have put a 16-ounce limit on sugary drinks -- both bottled and fountain.
The NFL and other organizations are heading up research program they hope will help improve safety and prevent concussions.
Do you know anyone who doesn't want or need more energy? If you're feeling tired and stressed out -- you're not alone.
The number of deaths from heroin and prescription drugs have been steadily rising over the past few years on Long Island.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will today tour The Arc, a facility for the developmentally disabled in North Brunswick, as he pushes to close institutions in favor of group homes.
Bloomberg said it is in the country's interest to do something about empty calories and high sugar intake, which can lead to a host of health problems.
Some restaurants are ordering smaller glasses. Dunkin' Donuts shops are telling customers they'll have to sweeten and flavor their own coffee.
If you were at Somerset Medical Center in Somerville, N.J., earlier this week, health officials said you might have contracted measles.
In both cases, issues with the seals on the cans could allow dangerous organisms in or lead to spoilage.
After launching campaigns against the Big Gulp, "big" salt and "big" junk food, Mayor Michael Bloomberg is embarking on a new target.
Sometimes it seems like there's a nail salon on every corner. Manicures and pedicures are a quick way to pamper yourself and put your best hand or foot forward.
The outbreak of meningitis among gay men has sickened four people already this year, increasing the number of cases to 17 since 2012, according to city health officials.
The hospital announced on Wednesday that the Nobel Peace Prize winner was discharged on Tuesday but did not release any other information.
Kissinger, 89, was admitted to the hospital for observation and is expected to be discharged later today, according to a statement from the hospital.
A Citizens Campaign for the Environment survey showed 51 percent of the 59 facilities it more than half of Suffolk County's medical facilities are flushing their unused and expired medications down the toilet.
