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According to New York’s Better Business Bureau, weight loss scams are on the rise. Complaints about products involving health, beauty, medical care and fitness have increased more than 55% over the last year. Claire Rosenzweig, president and CEO of Better Business Bureau Metro New York, joins On the Record with Steve Scott.
Suzanne Colucci has the morning's top headlines from the WCBS 880 newsroom
Marjorie Momplaisir-Ellis is a Senior Director of The Housing For Health Program at New York Health and Hospitals. Momplaisir-Ellis joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace to talk about a medical respite program that helps homeless people who are hospitalized.
According to a new report in the journal Health Affairs, tenants with health issues could be the key to identifying dangerous building conditions in New York City. NYU Associate Professor Daniel Neill is one of the authors of that report. Neill is On the Record with Steve Scott.
An estimated 5.8 million children nationwide are dealing with the effects of long covid. Dr. Melissa Stockwell, Chief of the Division of Child and Adolescent Health at Columbia University, to talk about a study she co-authored that examined the effects of long covid in children. Dr. Stockwell is On the Record with Steve Scott.
Michael Wallace has the top stories from the WCBS newsroom.
Michael Wallace has the top stories from the WCBS newsroom.
New York City is firing off a new threat to smoke shops peddling illegal cannabis. STOP SELLING, or face eviction. WCBS'S Steve Burns has the story.
New York City Mayor Adams will end the city's covid vaccine mandate for municipal workers this Friday.
Subway stations near the river tend to have higher pollution levels. David Luglio, doctoral student at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine and the study's lead author, joined WCBS Anchor Mack Rosenberg to discuss some of the findings.
New York's first recreational pot dispensary opens tomorrow (Thursday, December 28th) in lower Manhattan, at 4:20 in the afternoon. Sasha Nutgent Store Manager of Housing Works Cannabis Co. spoke about it on WCBS 880.
Go to store shelves and you will see a shortage of children's fever reduction and over the counter cold and cough medicines. So what should a parent do? Sophia Hall has the story.
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