Seen At 11: New Treatment Erases Spider Veins
The Food and Drug Administration has just approved a new spider vein treatment, and the injections erase the unsightly purple veins in a heartbeat, reports CBS 2's Dr. Holly Phillips.
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The Food and Drug Administration has just approved a new spider vein treatment, and the injections erase the unsightly purple veins in a heartbeat, reports CBS 2's Dr. Holly Phillips.
Researchers are testing a new patch that would make it simple and almost pain-free to give yourself a flu vaccine - right at home.
The health department and emergency management office said cooling centers will be open as the heat index climbs.
Americans spend billions of dollars on supplements in order to stay healthy and avoid prescription drugs – but are they safe?
For people experiencing vision loss from macular degeneration, there is new hope.
A recent study tested both traditional low-fat diets and the Atkins low-carbohydrate diet, and came up with surprising results as to which is safer and more effective.
A new health study may have you rethinking what you eat for lunch. The report published in the journal "Cancer," links some popular cold cuts with bladder cancer.
Over the long term, a low-carb diet works just as well as a low-fat diet at taking off the pounds -- and it might be better for your heart, new research suggests.
Over the long term, a low-carb diet works just as well as a low-fat diet at taking off the pounds -- and it might be better for your heart, new research suggests.
Gov. Chris Christie says Rutgers University's leadership on his medical marijuana plan is "disjointed."
Gov. Chris Christie says Rutgers University's leadership on his medical marijuana plan is "disjointed."
The problem is getting much worse: Nearly half of young people in the United States are overweight or obese.
Picking out the best restaurant for dinner is now about more than the menu. On Wednesday, New York City rolled out a system to grade restaurants on sanitary inspections.
For decades women have been looking for less invasive options to permanently prevent pregnancy. Now, there's a new type of contraception that can be done in minutes under local anesthesia.
