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New York Blood Center Issues Urgent Call For O+ And O- Donors From Harlem To The Hudson

New York Blood Center (NYBC) has issued an urgent call for type O+ and O- blood donations.

How To Achieve Work-Life Balance In A Healthcare Career

Balancing a demanding healthcare career with your personal life can seem daunting, but it’s not impossible.

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Six Essential Skills For Aspiring Medical Professionals

Want to thrive in the medical field? Whether you’re a future nurse, doctor, or technician, mastering certain skills is crucial.

Why Raising Teens Is Both Challenging And Rewarding

Raising teenagers can feel like navigating a rollercoaster of emotions, experiences, and rapid changes.

All The Best Dr. Ruth, From Harlem To Hollywood, The Acclaimed Sex Therapist Passes At 96

By HWM

The incredible life of Ruth Westheimer, better known as Dr. Ruth, has come to an end.

Waterfront Alliance Releases White Paper On Coastal Resilient Design, Community And Financial Solutions

Waterfront Alliance released a groundbreaking white paper on climate resilience along coastlines, addressing Harlem's Dr. Falkowski's warning years ago.

Special Touch Home Care Eclipses 150,000 Patients Served During Its 40th Anniversary Year

Special Touch Home Care (“STHC” or the “Company”), a leading provider of home health services dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for New Yorkers.

Nine Tips To Ensure Your Workout Works Wonders For Your Health

Engaging in regular workouts is vital for every individual. Whether it's a daily routine or an alternate-day commitment, the benefits are immense.

The Carb-olicious World Tour Of 10 Snacks That’ll Make Your Nutritionist Fist Bump You

Carbohydrates are often portrayed as the enemies of healthy eating, an idea that’s been reinforced by diets like paleo and keto, which rule these macronutrients largely off-limits.

Strategies For Reducing Concussion Symptoms With Physiotherapy

Concussions, though often subtle in initial symptoms, can lead to significant health challenges without proper management.

The 7 Best Times To Drink Water From Harlem To Hollywood

If one of your goals is to drink more water, you’re on your way to a healthier body.

Harlem’s Green Revolution: Sustainable Living From Local Streets To Global Impact

By Family Features

Preserving your Harlem community for future generations can take many forms.

Peggy Shepard Of WE ACT For Environmental Justice Calls For Unity Amid SCOTUS Trends

By WEACT

Over the last week, the decisions by the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) have caused devastating impacts, including undermining the ability of federal agencies to safeguard public health and the environment.

IVF Near Me: Your Guide To Local Fertility Clinics

Are you considering IVF treatment but feeling overwhelmed by the process? Are you searching for “IVF near me”? You're not alone.

The Evolution Of Spine Care: Breakthroughs In Pain Management

Each year around 18,000 people suffer injuries to their spinal cord in the US alone, and the global total for people dealing with the aftermath of an SCI is pegged at over 15 million by the World Health Organization.