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Microplastics, Arsenic And More Found In Some Bottled Water Brands From Harlem To Hollywood

Consumers from Harlem to Hollywood often reach for cases of bottled water at the supermarket in the belief that it’s cleaner and healthier than what comes from the tap.Continue reading

With NYC On Alert, Health Department Issues Measles Summonses To People Failing To Comply

Being fearful of measles in Harlem, the Health Department today announced it is issuing three civil summonses, subject to fines, to people who failed to comply with the Commissioner’s Emergency Order mandating measles vaccination. Continue reading

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The Centers For Disease Control’s Tips On Measles Prevention From Harlem To Hollis

After the Measles outbreak in Brooklyn, we know Measles is a highly contagious disease caused by a virus that is spread through the air by breathing, coughing, or sneezing.Continue reading

NYC Health + Hospitals New Epic Electronic Health Record System From Harlem To Hollis

NYC Health + Hospitals, the nation’s largest public health care system, today announced that 19 additional patient care locations successfully went live with the new Epic electronic medical records (EMR) system earlier this month.Continue reading

NYC Health + Hospitals Reafirms Commitment To Keep Patient Immigration Status Private

NYC Health + Hospitals and the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs today re-released a joint open letter to New Yorkers from Harlem to Hollis in 14 languages.Continue reading

Hello, Walgreens Gets Smart Rolling Out Health Clinics Next To Stores

With a few Walgreens in Harlem, we were curious to hear that Walgreens announced Wednesday that it’s partnering with primary care provider VillageMD to open clinics next to drugstores in the Houston area, with the potential for a nationwide rollout from Harlem to Hollywood reports Consumer Affairs.Continue reading

Congress Raises The Curtain On Medicare For All From Harlem To Hollywood

The plan includes better coverage for the consumer and smaller profits for healthcare providers and drug companies Wednesday was a big day for Medicare legislation on Capitol Hill reports Consumer Affairs.Continue reading

Teen Driving Accidents Decrease When School Starts Later From Harlem To Hollywood

Many studies have explored how beneficial sleep is at any stage of life, and now a new study is advocating for teens to get a little extra sleep and head to school later.Continue reading

No, Pregnancy App-Maker Ovia Health Is Selling Data To Employers From Harlem To Hollis

The company behind apps targeted to women who are pregnant or hoping to become so is selling data to employers, a new report by the Washington Post reveals.Continue reading

Immigrant Heritage Week 2019, Is All About Health & Wellness For All In East Harlem

Immigrant Heritage Week is April 15-21, 2019. A number of events are being planned throughout the city in recognition of the date in history when the largest number of immigrants entered the US through Ellis Island: 11,747 in one day, April 17, 1907.Continue reading

5W’s: American Cancer Society’s Meagan Hallworth On Relay For Life In Harlem

Meet Meagan Hallworth, the Community Development Manager at Relay for Life to answer our e-mail 5 Ws questions before the upcoming Relay For Life of Manhattan event in Harlem.Continue reading

Americans From Harlem To Hollywood Racked Up $88 Billion Worth Of Medical Debt Last Year

It turns out that you can put a price on your health, and it comes to about $10,000. A new report and poll by West Health and Gallup found that out of 36 developed nations, the United States once again ranks number one in healthcare costs.Continue reading