Group Wants NY To Ban Practice Of Using Condoms As Evidence In Criminal Cases
The Sex Workers Project released a report Tuesday saying they want authorities to stop taking condoms as evidence in criminal cases, calling it unhealthy.
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The Sex Workers Project released a report Tuesday saying they want authorities to stop taking condoms as evidence in criminal cases, calling it unhealthy.
The Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline & Support Program is looking for volunteers for the hotline.
Unlike most emergency rooms where you can't tell day from night, this one has artificial skylights that change with the time of day. It also has non-skid floors, rails on the walls, quiet monitors and iPads that allow patients a touch of technology.
Teachers at a school in Morningside Heights have come forward to speak up about mold in New York City public schools. One said she came forward because the school is making her sick and she wants everyone to know.
A new trend in emergency rooms has been established to give the elderly the highest level of care possible.
Many Staten Island residents are worried they have been breathing in toxic smoke from the blaze and now councilmen James Oddo and Vincent Ignizio have asked city agencies to release data from the air monitoring stations downwind of the landfill.
A new survey found that a third of women would lower their IQ if it meant that the size of their breasts would increase.
The spectre of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is a parent's worst nightmare. Mattress covers, crib bumpers, sleep positioners, baby monitors and a number of other new products that claim to fight SIDS are flooding the market.
Parks officials say that will protect children and others from the dangers of secondhand smoke and reduce litter from discarded cigarettes.
Brooklyn Benedikt, 6, is cute as a button, with bright eyes, rosy red cheeks, and a smile that could melt an iceberg. She's fine now, but only thanks to those at Maria Fareri Children's Hospital at Westchester Medical Center.
Doctors say learning to breathe in a more relaxed way so we take in more oxygen can help a surprising number of serious medical conditions.
In spite of a New York State Health Department order telling stores to stop selling synthetic marijuana, it is still available. The product has been found in stores all around New York, from bodegas in the Bronx to gas stations on Long Island.
Pancreatic cancer has a low survival rate and is sometimes referred to as "the silent killer," but there is some promising news in the fight against the disease.
New York City Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott said the city did its job in handling a mold problem at two Williamsburg schools and that recent air tests "came back with a clean bill of health."
Is your county the healthiest in your state? Well, a new survey will answer that question.
