H.S. Football Players In Plainview Get Hypothermia During Homecoming Game Saturday
It was a football game that several Long Island high school players will likely never forget.
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It was a football game that several Long Island high school players will likely never forget.
A Rockland County family suffered carbon monoxide poisoning Monday while using charcoal to heat their home, according to Emergency workers.
In an effort to safely dispose of unused or expired prescription medications, the city is holding a drug buy-back program on Saturday.
Whether it's a demanding career or the struggle to find Mr. Right, more women are postponing motherhood. Advancements in medicine have made it easier than ever to have children at 40 -- even 50. But pregnancy later in life is not without controversy.
Women battling cancer are getting help from a Manhattan hair stylist whose mission is to keep them smiling during the fight of their lives.
Jeffrey Denis has spent the last month on the heart transplant list at New York Presbyterian Hospital. Today was his 18th birthday.
You know the saying "insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results?" That's what "The Rehirement Coach" Rafe Gomez believes when it comes to getting hired.
The New York City Health Department is launching a new campaign to show just how much sugar is in a can of soda.
Competitors will climb over a long series of city taxi cabs, crawl over city buses, and climb stairs at Citi Field and Arthur Ashe Stadium -- along with traditional challenges.
The goal of the nationwide celebration is to focus on eating healthy food. Apples are touted as an easy and inexpensive way to eat better.
In this Eye on New York segment, CBS 2's Dr. Max Gomez reports on a peculiar brain disease that affects a person's emotions and a groundbreaking treatment that could help alleviate the disease's effects.
Health insurance carriers who serve individuals and small businesses in New Jersey may soon have to gain state approval before implementing any rate increases.
Doctors and nurses are joining the Occupy Wall Street movement on Sunday afternoon at Zuccotti Park to share their frustration over a lack of adequate healthcare for the 99 percent.
There was a spirited send off for a 24-hour bike relay across the five boroughs of New York City where half the riders are visually impaired.
It turns out the Beatles were right when they sang "Money can't buy me love."
