Direct 'Impact': N.J. Football Program Keeps Kids Safe
CBS 2's Mark Morgan visited a New Jersey high school on Wednesday to learn about a football program aimed at keeping athletes safe on the field.
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CBS 2's Mark Morgan visited a New Jersey high school on Wednesday to learn about a football program aimed at keeping athletes safe on the field.
On Wednesday, CBS 2 sent consumer reporter Kirstin Cole on a bed bug hunt with a secret weapon in the war on the dreaded creatures.
Hearing loss isn't just affecting America's senior community anymore. A new study appearing in the Journal of the American Medical Association this week shows it is happening to younger people and affecting teenagers at epidemic rates.
It stands to reason that if your hips or knees are so painful that even walking is difficult, then you won't burn many calories and will gain weight. But the correlation has been hard to show, until now.
New research shows indoor allergies could make outdoor allergies even more severe -- especially toward the end of summer -- when ragweed thrives across the country.
Results of a study examining the sexual behaviors of Connecticut high school students have alerted health officials to what may be a dangerous trend.
According to a new study by a weight loss company, 52 percent of American woman say they would give up sex for the summer rather than gain 10 pounds.
Joint replacement surgery is becoming more common, especially for younger patients, and the recovery can be an agonizing process - but there are ways to postpone it, and possibly even prevent it.
There's more evidence Friday that a common over-the-counter medication may be linked to both asthma and eczema in children.
City sidewalks in the summer can be hot, crowded and covered with grime. Most people don't want their shoes to touch the stuff on the streets -- never mind their bare feet.
The decision to not wear a helmet could put adults on a collision course with disaster when they hit the road.
Many people worry about changes in their skin. Slight differences on the outside may signal clues to what's going on inside the body, but not every little discoloration and bump is something to worry about.
If you consider that each step an adult takes places 900 pounds per square inch of pressure on the bottom of the feet, it's not surprising that foot pain is one of the most common complaints.
If your head is throbbing, your muscles ache and your stomach is in knots. Those symptoms may not be caused by what you think. They are actually signs of depression and recognizing them early could ease the pain.
It's being called a major development in the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease: A study released Tuesday says researchers may have found a way to detect the condition years before symptoms develop.
