Help Is Available For Those Dealing With Sandy-Related Stress
If you or anyone you know is having trouble dealing with the stress caused by Sandy, there is help.
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If you or anyone you know is having trouble dealing with the stress caused by Sandy, there is help.
A crew was out front Monday working to get a temporary boiler up and running to finally get the residents heat.
Dentists warn that extra brushing could be doing more harm than good.
At least one in three baby boomers will eventually develop heart problems or have a stroke.
There are specific times of day when people do various activities best.
They're everywhere. Women and their high heels!
Red Hook Initiative has been busy supplying food and medical assistance to the sick and elderly.
Gov. Chris Christie's administration announced state and federal emotional stress hotlines have been made available to New Jersey residents and relief workers.
The physician offices, outpatient procedures and diagnostic testing sites will resume operation starting on Monday, according to a release sent out by the hospital. The main hospital and the emergency room, however, will remain closed due to superstorm Sandy.
New Jersey Red Cross officials urged people who want to help out to not drop off goods or other material donations. Officials said they can get hard to handle and wind up actually hampering the delivery of aid.
For many, superstorm Sandy has left many without the basics - power, running water, food, etc. Some people are stranded or trapped where they are.
EMTs from as far away as Florida and Texas are in New York helping out.
New York University Langone Medical Center was evacuated Monday night, after power went out and generators subsequently began to go down.
The mayor got his flu shot from pharmacist Barbara Naprawa at a Duane Reade pharmacy in lower Manhattan. New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley also received his influenza vaccine at the Duane Reade Thursday morning.
Two nuclear power plants in the Tri-State Area will be part of a study looking into the potential health risks posed by the facilities.