Health Watch: Looking For The Signs Of Cancer
Diagnosing cancer can be difficult -- even by top doctors. There are, however, some subtle signs that you can pick up on, if you know what to look for.
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Diagnosing cancer can be difficult -- even by top doctors. There are, however, some subtle signs that you can pick up on, if you know what to look for.
In this week's edition of Eye On New York, CBS 2 HD celebrates the 20th annual Komen NYC Race for the Cure, which we proudly sponsor.
Friday night, CBS will participate in "Stand Up To Cancer," a telethon raising both money and awareness about the disease. CBSNewYork.com has your preview.
Consumers will get a newly detailed look at exactly what's in common household cleansers, as regulators plan to start enforcing a nearly 40-year-old state law that would force manufacturers to reveal their products' contents.
High blood pressure is one of the most common diseases and a top risk factor for heart attacks, but medications aren't the only treatment. CBS 2's Dr. Holly Phillips reports.
With high schools in session across the tri-state region, Friday nights in the fall bring high-speed collisions on the gridiron – and concerns about concussions.
Standing at Ground Zero just days before the ninth anniversary of 9/11, members of New York's Congressional Delegation declared they intended to pass the Zadroga Bill the week of Sept. 20.
The Ritz-Carlton in White Plains is not really the place that you could picture affordable housing units.
Two New Jersey congressmen were scheduled to hold a hearing Wednesday aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of concussions in high school athletes.
We've always thought exercising your brain is just as important as exercising your body, but new research shows in some cases it may actually be harmful.
It's a condition that can strike you or your kids when you exercise. You'll feel your legs start to hurt, go numb and tingle until you stop.
The good news is that the rate of obesity among New York kids is not rising, as it is nationally.
It's a sight many New Yorkers don't expect to see.
