First West Nile Virus Case Confirmed In New Jersey This Summer
The Health Department says a 50-year-old man from Hamilton Township developed symptoms in July. He was not hospitalized and is recovering at home.
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The Health Department says a 50-year-old man from Hamilton Township developed symptoms in July. He was not hospitalized and is recovering at home.
When the school's lease came up for renewal, the Department of Education had to test for toxic chemicals and what they found confirmed some parents' fears.
The turkey on the shelves now is considered safe, but one person in California has died and at least 76 people have fallen ill and the number is growing.
Hot weather is the primary reason for the abundance of mosquitos that have been trapped and infected with West Nile Virus this summer.
The proposal would mandate that parents administer the test and sign a statement swearing it was performed. The results wouldn't be disclosed -- not even to the school.
Despite its urban obstacles, the Big Apple is the best spot in the country to walk, according to Walk Score, a group that promotes making cities more walkable.
Restaurants in New York City have been required to display letter grades from the health department for over a year now but not street vendors. The City Council may consider changing that.
Calling all lactating moms! It's World Breastfeeding Week!
Mayor Michael Bloomberg returned to Sparks Deli, the Queens restaurant that received the city's first-ever A grade last year, to present them with their second consecutive A rating for cleanliness.
New technology is helping hospitals get information about their patients without a single piece of paper.
On Staten Island, a young woman is not letting her serious conditions hold her back from helping those in need, and now the Bronx Bombers have come to help her.
Two months after undergoing a double-mastectomy, Eva van Dok Pinkley, 40, got pregnant. However, the procedure that saved her life has now left her unable to nurse her 3-week-old son Oliver.
A dash of doubt was added Wednesday to Mayor Michael Bloomberg's assault on salt. He's made it one of the calling cards of his administration. But now a new study is taking the idea of cutting sodium with a grain of salt.
An apple a day may keep the doctor away. But when you put it in a Happy Meal, it might help keep regulators at bay, too.
The federal government is now saying that cancer-striken Ground Zero 9/11 responders will not benefit from the Zadroga Act.
