Exploring the world of psychedelics in wellness
A new series airing this week on CBS Mornings explores the world of psychedelics and alternative wellness. CBS News Contributor Lisa Ling takes us on the deep dive.
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A new series airing this week on CBS Mornings explores the world of psychedelics and alternative wellness. CBS News Contributor Lisa Ling takes us on the deep dive.
U.S. health officials are warning doctors to be on the lookout for possible cases of lead poisoning in children.
Today, we focus on a special place in Manhattan, where those who need it most have found a permanent place to call home. CBS New York's Cindy Hsu takes us there as we continue our commitment to breaking the stigma.
A new report details the toll lung cancer is taking on public health. The American Lung Association's data breaks down the challenges faced by each state.
November is National Diabetes Month, a time to raise awareness about the serious medical condition.
According to a new study from the CDC, one in five adults suffers from arthritis, and there are more than 100 types of arthritis and related conditions.
Aaron James lost most of his face in a 2021 work accident where he accidentally touched a live wire.
Only about 15% of Americans are routinely screened for lung cancer, resulting in thousands of preventable deaths every year.
Being a surgeon is a mentally and physically demanding career, with doctors making life and death decisions every day. In his new memoir, Dr. Smith takes us behind the scenes of his high stakes position.
Hospitals are bracing for a surge in RSV cases, as part of the so-called "tripledemic" predicted to hit our area this fall. Dr. Nidhi Kumar is On Call for CBS New York for the latest on the respiratory virus.
We sit down with two of this year's runners -- a group fitness instructor running her first marathon and a personal trainer who's run 11.
While turning back the clocks means an extra hour of sleep, some people feel the change impacts their mood and health. We hear from a doctor to learn more.
Wednesday marks the start of Alzheimer's Awareness Month, so we're taking a look at the latest efforts to treat the disease, as well as warning signs to be aware of.
Many doctors across Long Island are seeing they just don't have enough time in their days to keep up with demand, and new research shows it could get worse in the next 10 years. CBS New York's John Dias reports.
Halloween is here again, which means it's time for ghouls, ghosts and good fun. But Hallows Eve isn't all about costumes and candy, there is also some science to the scare.
The sights and sounds of trick-or-treating can be so much fun, but they can also be overwhelming for kids with autism. The Center for Autism at Caldwell University has some tips for all of us to make the most of the holiday.
We meet a woman who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021 and her friend who helped in the road to recovery.
A new study finds pregnant women getting the COVID vaccine could see benefits not just for themselves but also for their babies. We spoke with a maternal fetal medicine physician to learn more.
Longtime magazine editor and lifestyle expert Meaghan B. Murphy spoke with us about marking an important one-year anniversary this month.
We speak with a cardiologist and psychiatrist about the physical and mental impacts of the headlines and images.
The American Heart Association has identified a new medical condition, called Cardiovascular Kidney Metabolic syndrome, or CKM. Dr. Nidhi Kumar on On Call for CBS New York to help understand what this is and how it could impact you.
CBS New York and the Lupus Research Alliance are teaming up for the New York City Walk with Us to Cure Lupus as part of our #BetterTogether campaign.
CVS won't sell decongestants that contain phenylephrine as the only active ingredient after an FDA panel called the ingredient ineffective.
The charter school system that got its start in Harlem is setting a new standard for mental healthcare on campuses everywhere. CBS New York's Jessi Mitchell has the story.
Rowing Cares and the Survivor Rowing Network raise funds for cancer research and care through rowing events held across the country.
