For Kids, Fitness Comes First In The Bronx
With so many kids glued to video games and anything high-tech many parents are looking for new ways to get their kids off the couch and moving.
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With so many kids glued to video games and anything high-tech many parents are looking for new ways to get their kids off the couch and moving.
Tattoos are more popular than ever – but so is tattoo regret. Now, a breakthrough treatment is making tattoo removal faster and more effective than ever.
Teenagers have been sickened and intoxicated after a buying a boozy beverage that looks like an energy drink. There has since been a crackdown, a joint investigation in Westchester, and a warning to parents about the products.
A new treatment for skin cancer is giving patients in the final stage of the disease more time - and more hope.
A snake is being blamed for disrupting power at a Hudson Valley hospital after it slithered into a switch box outside the building.
Brain fitness is a growing movement, and it's not just crossword puzzles and memory games anymore - there are even "brain gyms" where you can go to build your mental functions.
A costly mistake in the New Jersey governor's office has cost the state $400 million in critical education funding. On Wednesday, Gov. Chris Christie blamed President Barack Obama.
"BlackBerry Thumb" as it's being called by many, may be the newest excuse for employees to call in sick to their boss.
New research finds the birth control pill could also boost a woman's brain power. CBS 2's Dr. Holly Phillips reports.
Up to 5 percent of American adults struggle with the symptoms of ADHD, but now a new approach to treatment could help millions.
New York City is no stranger to being #1, but residents might not be too proud of the latest list which the Big Apple finds itself at the top of.
It's a big problem among young children. Now, one Long Island mom is being proactive and trying to stop lice from infecting children in one school district.
There's a little known heart condition that has affected people from presidents to professional athletes and can cause everything from extreme fatigue to strokes. While many patients can be helped with medication, others need more.
It happens all the time. You eat a big meal and a short time later you feel hungry again. So what gives? According to new information you're probably eating all the wrong foods.
