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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (file / credit: Governor's Office)

Gov. Christie Discusses Weight Loss Surgery, Says Decision Not Career-Based

“In terms of keeping it secret, it’s nobody else’s business,” Christie said. “If asked about it, I wouldn’t have lied about it. But it’s nobody else’s business but mine.”

2013/05/07

Baby With Pacifier

Experts: If Baby’s Pacifier Falls On The Floor, Clean It In Your Own Mouth

Conventional wisdom has long been to clean a pacifier that falls on the floor with soap and water before giving it back. But CBS 2’s Dr. Max Gomez said that’s not necessarily the best plan.

2013/05/06

The cast of 'Kinky Boots' perform onstage at the Media Opening for Kinky Boots on Broadway Show, on April 4, 2013. (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for Kinky Liqueur)

Eye On New York: Sandy Recovery, Eye On Broadway, Mouth Off To Montone And More

In an Eye On Broadway, CBS 2′s Dana Tyler took a look at “Kinky Boots,” which leads the Tony Awards nominations with 13 nods.

2013/05/05

A woman is being wheeled on a stretcher after twin bombs go off near the finish line of the Boston Marathon April 15, 2013. (credit: CBS 2)

Doctors, Medical Crews On Scene Describe Trauma Following Boston Marathon Blasts

Dozens of people remain hospitalized following Monday afternoon’s twin bombings near the finish line of the Boston Marathon. Many of those injured suffered traumatic injuries to their lower extremities.

2013/04/16

Multiple People Injured After Explosions Near Finish Line at Boston Marathon

Boston Marathon Bomb Victims Suffer Severed Limbs, Shrapnel Wounds

The injuries suffered in the Boston Marathon bombings were severe and extensive, with one doctor comparing them to casualties seen in war.

2013/04/15

CBS 2's Dr Max Gomez was on Eye On New York to discuss his new book. (Credit CBS 2)

Eye On New York: Actress Rita Moreno, Lucky Guy, And More

CBS 2′s Dana Tyler sat down with actress Rita Moreno to discuss her memoir, and spoke with CBS 2′s own Dr Max Gomez about his new book

2013/04/07

Tattoo Remorse

Tattoo Regrets Lead Many To Take Removal Into Their Own Hands

That tattoo you got years ago might have seemed like a great idea at the time, but if you are like a growing number of people, you probably wish it would disappear today.

2013/03/27

Endopat

Seen At 11: Test Detects Heart Disease Using Only Your Fingers

Could a simple, completely non-invasive test predict your risk for a heart attack just by measuring your finger?

2013/03/20

Azithromycin

FDA: Z-Pak Antibiotic Could Have A Deadly Side Effect

The Food and Drug Administration has issued an important warning about one of the most popular antibiotics.

2013/03/13

A man listens to an iPod  player through earphones (Photo Illustration by Ian Waldie/Getty Images)

Eye On New York: A New Public Health Initiative, The Museum Of Mathematics, And More

This week Eye On New York looks at Mayor Bloomberg’s newest public health initiative, the only museum of mathematics in the northern hemisphere, and a major development in the fight against AIDS.

2013/03/10

A UV nail drying machine. (credit: CBS 2)

Do Gel Manicures Increase The Risk Of Skin Cancer?

Sometimes it seems like there’s a nail salon on every corner. Manicures and pedicures are a quick way to pamper yourself and put your best hand or foot forward.

2013/03/06

CBS 2's Dr. Max Gomez meets Pope Benedict XVI. (credit: Personal Photo)

CBS 2′s Dr. Max Gomez Talks About His Meetings With Pope Benedict XVI

Dr. Max said when he met him, he was warm, with a “serene air about him” and “very soft-spoken,” while beginning to show signs of the physical decline that led, ultimately, to his resignation.

2013/02/11

A woman covers her face from the cold as she walks down 5th Avenue in New York January 24, 2011. (credit: Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images)

Dr. Max Gomez Exposes Cold Weather Myths And Realities

Most winter-time myths have to do with the common cold, like “starve a cold, feed a fever.”

2013/01/24

A businessman shivers on a street corner on one of the coldest days of the year on January 23, 2013 in New York City. (credit: Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Dangerously Cold? Experts Offer Tips On How To Protect Yourself Amid Winter Blast

Whether or not the cold temperatures are actually dangerous depends on a number of things — how long you’re outside, how you’re dressed, any exposed skin and the temperature itself.

2013/01/23

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Report Finds Spike In Energy Drink-Related Emergency Room Visits

A report from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration said ER visits doubled in the last four years from about 10,000 to more than 20,000.

2013/01/16

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