Dr. David Weldon, 71, was born in Amityville, New York, on Long Island ... preservative thimerosal was linked to the development of autism, a theory that was invalidated in a 2004 study from ...

Former Buffalo Bills quarterback Doug Flutie credits his time playing in Buffalo and the support of Western New Yorkers for ...

Former Buffalo Bills quarterback Doug Flutie grew up in Natick, Mass. and played at Boston College and later for the New ...

Greg David, an economics reporter from the news outlet The City, has been detailing how Trump’s measures could affect New York City residents. David joined NY1’s Errol Louis to discuss the ...

A patient on Long Island is the first in New York to be cured of sickle cell anemia, doctors say. They credit state-of-the-art genetic treatment. For 21 years, Sebastien Beauzile suffered chronic pain ...

David Andrews, a two-time Super Bowl Champion and eight-time team captain, is being released by the New England Patriots. Andrews, 32, played 10 seasons in New England. He was signed as a rookie ...

Other examples of things that I thought were settled but are now apparently up for debate again include same-sex marriage, ...

New York State is on the brink of a disastrous decision that will harm thousands of children with autism. For years, Medicaid did not cover ABA therapy in New York, depriving low-income families of a ...

But he too was also throwing around the claim that I was "antivax" or that I believed that vaccines cause autism which I have ... and discovered that they had a new form of inflammatory bowel ...

said in a recent meeting that he still believes the debunked theory that the childhood immunization schedule may be linked to autism, according to a Democratic senator in attendance. Weldon told ...

Legendary Patriots center David Andrews has been released after a decade in New England. The 32-year-old, who helped the team win two Super Bowls over the course of his 10-year stint, is currently ...

Pose questions for Margaret Renkl, a contributing Opinion writer for The New York Times, by March 20. By The Learning Network We invite students to write public-facing letters to people or ...