Westchester College To Ban Tobacco In January
Westchester Community College will ban tobacco on its campus starting in January.
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Westchester Community College will ban tobacco on its campus starting in January.
Research with or on embryonic stem cells is strictly forbidden, but adult stem cells, gleaned from most tissues in the body, are very different. They do not destroy embryos and so the Catholic Church endorses researching them.
The restaurant was hit with 67 code violations last week by the city because of food storage temperatures and signs of mice and flies.
State lawmakers are concerned about Dextromethorphan, an active ingredient in 100 over-the-counter medicines. It has been used recreationally as a hallucinogen.
Winning isn't everything. Park Ridge High School senior Sean McCan was motivated by so much more this soccer season.
In this Eye on New York segment, CBS 2's Rob Morrison speaks with Andy Ackerman of the Children's Museum of Manhattan about a new exhibit that aims to help kids eat, sleep and play healthier.
Human trafficking is a bigger problem in New York than first thought, according to a new study.
Ezra Fineman is a 2-year-old Fair Lawn boy who loves the alphabet, music, and his tricycle and he needs your help to stay alive.
A new study is raising concerns about the health risks of full body X-ray scanners as some 23 million people are expected to take to airports across the country next week for Thanksgiving.
Each year, a half million babies in the U.S. are born premature.
You could call it the "defense of pizza act" in congress -- a measure designating the sauce on a slice as a veggie. Industry sources admit it is a move to keep pizza in the school lunch mix.
New Jersey is launching a pilot program that allows consumers to drop off unused medications in secure locations.
A dozen nurses who object to assisting abortion procedures on religious and ethical grounds say they're still being compelled to help with the procedures despite having filed suit against New Jersey hospital where they work.
Many commuters may be able to breathe a little easier while waiting for the train today.
On July 5, Josh and Stacey Dubrow welcomed their first child into the world, but their joy was short-lived.
