NJ Girl Returns Home After Beating Cancer For 3rd Time
Mya returned from a hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, where she was successfully treated for leukemia.
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Mya returned from a hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, where she was successfully treated for leukemia.
A federal judge says a major New Jersey hospital and 12 nurses who claimed they were forced to assist in abortions over their religious and moral objections have reached a deal.
Sen. Charles Schumer is looking to halt the sale of an inhalable caffeine product set to hit New York area stores in January.
A simple yellow dot could save your life, if a new program in Nassau County is successful.
Without a permanent home, New York Presbyterian rules state they can't perform the kidney transplant surgery Octavio Estevez desperately needs to stay alive.
Department of Education spokeswoman Margie Feinberg, issued the following statement late Friday afternoon: "Five hundred students were served lunch - all the students who got sick came from the same classroom."
Officials in a central New Jersey town have voted to prevent a legal marijuana growing facility from taking root.
The announcement by the mayor comes following a study that was conducted by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
Officials in a central New Jersey town are set to vote Thursday on a unique approach to keep a legal marijuana growing facility from taking root.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say 1 in 4 women have been the victim of domestic violence and 1 in 5 have either been raped or are the victim of an attempted rape.
About 700 New York City Schools have been contaminated with PCBs, and today elected officials called for the Department of Education to shorten its cleanup timetable.
For the past several years the fundraiser "Cycle For Awareness" has been raising money and awareness for rare forms of cancer, like the one that founder Jennifer Goodman-Linn had been battling for the past 7-years. This summer, Jen lost her brave battle, but her grace and courage remain an inspiration.
The Essex County Prosecutor's Office said Friday that 34-year-old Kasia Rivera gave 22-year-old Justin Street the injection on May 5. He died the next day.
Bloomberg visited WCBS Newsradio 880's new studios at 345 Hudson Street this morning and participated in an extensive interview with anchors Michael Wallace and Pat Carroll, as well as veteran political reporter Rich Lamb.
Although the research was complex, the goal for one Long Island teenager was simple - to help treat patients with lung cancer.
