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9 Walking Workouts Myths And Facts To Know In Harlem And Beyond

There are lots of reasons walking workouts are so popular. Walking boasts all the health and fitness benefits of other low-intensity steady-state cardio (LISS) workouts.

Joining A Tennis Academy Can Improve Your Game And Boost Your Skills

Tennis is a sport that demands agility, strategy, and technique.

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The Art Of Using Essential Oils For Aromatherapy

The use of essential oils for aromatherapy is an age-old practice that has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years.

Albany Med Disciplines NICU Nurse Who Raised Concerns About Having Enough Staff To Safely Care For Sick Babies

Albany Medical Center recently initiated disciplinary proceedings against Jennifer Kiehle, RN, a NYSNA member and NICU nurse who has worked at the hospital for over 13 years.

Freshen Up With Carpet Deodorizing In Long Island

A clean home is a happy home, but even a sparkling clean space can feel uninviting if there’s a lingering odor.

The Importance Of Timely Treatment In Dental Emergencies

When it comes to dental emergencies, swift action makes all the difference.

The 5 Most Romantic Outdoor Locations In Harlem

As the leaves turn golden and the air turns crisp, Harlem transforms into a picturesque backdrop for romance.

Top 5 Common Pests In Orange And How Experts Eliminate Them Effectively

Are you struggling with bugs or rodents in Orange County and wondering how to get rid of them effectively?

A Greener Future: The Benefits And Challenges Of Adopting Renewable Energy

In today's rapidly changing world, renewable energy has emerged as a cornerstone of efforts to create a more sustainable future.

Advantages Of Weight Loss Clinics Over DIY Diets For Lasting Health And Wellness

Today, many people are looking for effective weight-loss options as fitness and health have become part of daily life.

NIH Awards CUNY Medicine $19.3 Million For Disparities Research In Harlem And South Bronx

The City University of New York (CUNY) School of Medicine has been awarded a $19.3 million grant over five years from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to create a center focused on addressing the interrelated problems of underserved communities.

Mount Sinai Nurse Hosts Hypertension Series In Harlem

Mount Sinai nurse practitioner Caroline Austin-Mattison, DNP, FNP-BC, along with Harlem Healthy Hearts and the Greater New York City Black Nurses Association, launched a community hypertension program this fall in Harlem.

For Seniors From Harlem To Hollywood, The 2024 Election Is All About The Money, Honey

During the 1992 presidential election, Democratic strategist James Carville famously said, “It’s the economy, stupid!”