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Testicular cancer is the leading cancer killer of teenagers and young men and the rates are increasing.
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You might not think of soccer and brain injury, but a new report says they happen.
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There's folklore out there that says the juice of an onion can prevent a scar from a cut or a medical procedure. But putting the same stuff that burns your eyes on an open wound? There are other folk remedies out there to debunk, as well as some simple things that do work.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports from the Bronx
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St. Barnabas Hospital is rolling out a way for women to get their yearly breast cancer screenings.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on the deadly virus that has already hit Saudi Arabia
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There's a painful nerve condition on the face that can be so severe that sufferers actually may consider suicide. When medications don't work, there's a treatment that can.
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Head injuries cause the majority of deaths among bicyclists who have accidents.
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In medicine, it's always best to prevent a problem, and that's true for wrinkles as well.
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We've all heard about how important it is to control our good and bad cholesterol, HDL and LDL. But there's another fat in the blood called triglycerides which may predict which young people are most at risk for life-threatening disease.
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A torn cartilage in the knee is a common problem. It's called a torn meniscus. If you've heard of it, you might think of surgery as the treatment. You might be wrong.
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It's getting warmer and all of us would like to look our best for the warmer weather, but for pregnant woman, the safety of salons for their nails and hair raises a question.
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A Consumer Reports investigation reveals that ground turkey can also be a breeding ground for antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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A study shows allergy drops can help alleviate allergy symptoms, but they have not been approved for use in the U.S.
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The muscles on each side of our faces are controlled by the facial nerve. When it's damaged, that side of the face is paralyzed. In some cases, a nerve transplant or nerve transfer may be the answer.
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Acute attacks of gout are perhaps the most painful arthritis that patients suffer.
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It's a cloudy day, but both 26 year old Jamal Rodney and I are wearing our sunglasses.
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It's called lazy eye, and it happens when one eye doesn't develop normally as the fetus grows in the womb. There's some discussion recently about whether a simple eye test is needed.
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The key to be fluent in second languages is to make sure they start to learn when they're still in diapers.
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Asthma is a major issue with children in New York, especially those in low income areas of the city.
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If your dentist wants to move your teeth, it's a pain to wear braces for a couple years. Now, there's a way to cut that time in half.
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The epidemic of Diabetes across the country is exploding, especially Type 2 Diabetes.
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Usually when you start a weight loss plan, you think about all the foods you can't eat.
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Migraine sufferers go to great lengths to avoid eating or doing anything that might trigger their head pain.
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February is American Heart Month and the perfect time to start thinking about how to make sure you're heart healthy, especially since heart disease is the number one killer of men and women in the United States.
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When it gets really cold outside, the kind of weather that chills you to the bone, you need to think twice about how you bundle up.
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Doctors are seeing a record number of sports injuries in kids, because more kids are playing sports for more hours and more competitively. So the Pediatric Academy decided to do something hi-tech about it and create an app on injury prevention.
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The flu snuck in a early this season and it looks like it's coming on strong.
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If you're planning to ring in the new year at a party you may want think twice about what you mix with your holiday cheer.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg has more on the benefits of yoga.
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It's the season of gift-giving, and what better gift than one that helps kids who need care in the hospital.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg has more on the developmental disorder.
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Dr. Jay Aldersberg shows some low calorie options to satisfy comfort food cravings.
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As the temperature drops, many people turn to simple, familiar foods that remind them of childhood. Sounds good, right? The problem is that many of these so-called comfort foods are high in calories or fat.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on medical headlines for Thursday.
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After several heart attacks, the heart's pumping function drops below normal and fluid backs up in the lungs. It's called congestive heart failure, and doctors are testing a new treatment.
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Dr.Jay Adlersberg reports on a condition called NERD.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on the controversy surrounding the new snack.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg has the report
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on the blood drives being held in the Tri-state area.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on how to deal with the added stress.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on what you need to do to stay heart healthy.
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A new study shows that it may not be necessary for women to have frequent pap tests.
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New research suggests that pap tests should be given less frequently
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