With the initial doses of COVID-19 vaccines being administered and additional vaccines getting the green light, Continue Reading →
Category Archives: The COVID Crisis
Bye Bye Burnout, Three Exercises To Help Healthcare Workers Banish COVID-Related Stress And Anxiety
It’s no secret that healthcare workers are struggling with high levels of exhaustion and traumatic stress (thanks, 2020). Continue Reading →
Most Pregnant Women From Harlem To Harare With COVID-19 Show No Symptoms
The majority of pregnant women with COVID-19 don’t display any symptoms associated with the virus. Continue Reading →
NYDA Applauds Gov Cuomo And Others For Including Individuals With Intellectual/Development In Phase 1A
New York Disability Advocates (NYDA) today applauded Governor Cuomo and his administration for including individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD). Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Levine, Other Electeds, And Community Doctors Convene For 2021 State Of Chinese Health
Yesterday, NYC’s elected officials Representative Grace Meng, Council Member Peter Koo, and Harlem Council Member Mark Levine. Continue Reading →
Housing Demand Likely To Remain High ‘For Years To Come,’ Industry Report Finds
Demand for single-family homes is rising, along with prices, while inventory levels continue to fall. Continue Reading →
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