Eat Your Way To A Flat Belly
Belly fat plagues millions of men and women, but some say you can minimize your middle by eating certain foods.
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Belly fat plagues millions of men and women, but some say you can minimize your middle by eating certain foods.
A.J. Jacobs, the author of "Drop Dead Healthy," shares some fun and unconventional types of exercise one can do in New York City.
The numbers are terrifying. A new study finds that 28 percent of high-school students are sexting, sending nude pictures of themselves via their cell phones.
The threat of a childhood obesity is a concern for many parents these days, and the fight against the condition is increasingly turning into a campaign against sugar. But recently, we've been told to stay away from sugar substitutes, as well. TV 10-55's Katie McGee has the scoop on sugar vs. sugar free.
The virus was detected in mosquitoes in Gardiner County Park in Islip, health officials said. Last month, a dead crow found in Northport also tested positive for the virus.
Seaweed has been a staple ingredient in Asian cuisines for centuries. It has been harvested and used as food, medicine and a number of other products.
New research shows that your morning cup of coffee could help lower your risk for skin cancer. CBS 2's Dr Max Gomez has the latest on a study from the Journal For Cancer Research that showed a connection between the amount of coffee a person drinks and a reduced risk for basal cell carcinoma.
Some New York City seniors are getting to splurge on locally grown fruits and vegetables normally too expensive for their budgets.
There are countless ways to get your heart rate revving and blood pumping. But now there's a new tool that can get you sweating in seconds.
A boil water advisory has been lifted for nearly all the northern Monmouth County towns affected by a major water main break.
Schumer was joined by New York doctors on Sunday to call for a nationwide plan to combat the trend of babies being born addicted to prescription drugs or other opiates.
Officials said that partial service should be restored within the next two days, but full service likely won't be restored until at least Wednesday.
The heat wave is in full effect again on Sunday. It's sunny, hot and humid, and for the second consecutive day there is a heat advisory in effect for the Tri-State Area.
The water nightmare is continuing on Saturday for hundreds of thousands of people near the Jersey Shore, as three broken water mains in Monmouth County knocked out service on Friday night.
A heat advisory is in effect until 7:00 p.m., and it's creating all kinds of problems -- from air quality issues to a water shortage in New Jersey to open hydrants in New York City.
