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The biggest pain about getting the radiation treatment wasn't the treatment itself - it was getting to Sloan-Kettering every day in the middle of the day.
As the bed bug problem grows, there is a new effort to exterminate the problem. It's a battle that's bugging New York City. However, the solutions aren't simple.
Already responsible for hundreds of millions of dollars in crop damage across the country, experts say the hungry creature makes the bed bug resurgence look tame.
The NYC Health Department health department has released the list of most popular names for both girls and boys in 2009.
New Jersey-based Johnson & Johnson was recalling about 128,000 bottles of Tylenol pills after consumers complained about a musty and moldy odor.
A White Plains man filed the suit against Bumble Bee Foods. He's asking for unspecified damages for breach of warranty and negligence. He also sued his local Stop & Shop.
The American Heart Association has done the research that shows you only need your hands to save a life.
It's one of the worst feelings in the world -- lying awake in the middle of the night because you can't fall asleep. Now we may know the secret for getting a good night's rest.
Say goodbye to the ABC's of CPR: Rescuers are now being urged to start with hard, fast chest compressions before giving mouth-to-mouth.
With obesity becoming a nationwide epidemic, Congressman Anthony Weiner may have a novel solution to get people to eat their veggies.
A New York woman is suing a Virginia drug company in an unusual attempt to get access to an experimental drug that failed a clinical trial.
P.S. 216 is giving its students a rare learning opportunity and a chance to pick up some culinary skills along the way.
More than one million Americans have heart attacks each year, but many times, some of the most serious symptoms of an imminent attack go unnoticed.
