Experts: Concussion Must Be Treated By Fully Resting Brain From Activity
Doctors thus recommend resting the brain after a concussion, but experts have now advised that the rest in question should be far more extensive than previously thought.
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Doctors thus recommend resting the brain after a concussion, but experts have now advised that the rest in question should be far more extensive than previously thought.
It happened around 11 a.m. Sunday in an apartment on the 20th floor of a building at 43rd Street and 10th Avenue.
After the busy holiday season you're probably feeling a little shopping fatigue. But if you're avoiding stores and malls you might be missing out on some steep deals.
The governor is trying to do something about New York's reputation as a high-tax, anti-business state by slashing everything from property taxes to estate taxes to business taxes.
The forecast high of 13 degrees hasn't been seen in the region since 1994. And with windchills, it'll feel even colder.
The family of a Brooklyn landlord whose burned body was found in a Long Island Dumpster last week came to his defense Monday.
A look at transit- and traffic-related changes related to Tuesday's and Wednesday's extreme cold front:
Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy named New York City's top prison official Monday as the state's next public safety commissioner and the first woman to hold the job.
A ceremonial ribbon-cutting was held Monday for Midland Pharmacy. The money to rebuild came from savings, grants and loans.
For one night only, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart will share the stage in honor of The Beatles first performance on 'The Ed Sullivan Show.'
When the benefit ended Dec. 31, the amount commuters can set aside to pay for their public transit costs before taxes decreased from $245 a month to $130.
Ahead of the big game, NJ TRANSIT revealed changes to its regular schedule to accommodate the expected crowds.
The New England Patriots still have some injury concerns, but a first-round playoff bye is allowing the team to do some healing.
A jury will not hear about how a former hedge fund manager fainted in front of his Florida mansion when federal agents showed up to talk about his alleged involvement in insider trading.
Randy Hoskins-White was treated like a caged animal by Nassau County police and officials who now are trying to cover up his politically motivated arrest, the man's lawyer alleged Monday.
