By Bretton Johnson
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Tag Archives: Health
Mental Health Professionals See More Political Stress Cases Here Are 7 Ways To Cope
Mental health professionals see many cases of depression, anxiety, and stress. While the causes vary from patient to patient, recently there’s been an increase in commonality between these cases. Continue Reading →
7 Signs You’re Overwhelmed And How To Deal With It From Harlem To Hollywood
Maybe you’ve got too much going on at school or work in Harlem. Maybe you’re going through a tough time in your personal life. Continue Reading →
Matchmaking Applications Now Open For Health Care Stakeholders From Harlem To Hollis
We are excited to announce the Digital Health Marketplace’s 2018 Matchmaking Event on August 23rd, 2018 at the New York Genome Center!
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Why It’s Necessary To Turn Off Your Electronics In The Bedroom Before You Tuck In
Sleep Foundation reports that let’s face it –electronics are a part of life in the 21 st century. Continue Reading →
Health Department Urges Health Care Providers To Regularly Screen Men Who Have Sex With Men
The Health Department today released a new Vital Signs report about rectal STIs and the risk for later HIV infection among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM).
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Symposium On Community Benefits & Community Needs Assessments In Harlem
Are you interested in how hospitals can engage and invest in our health and well-being? Continue Reading →
Harlem Congressman Adriano Espaillat Recognizes National Minority Health Month
Month to raise awareness of health disparities that continue to plague minority communities. Continue Reading →
Health Department Releases New Tuberculosis Data Showing 10% Increase In Cases In 2017
In recognition of World Tuberculosis Day, the agency today released a new report on tuberculosis (TB) cases from Harlem to Hollis in 2017. Continue Reading →