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The Senator’s Op-Ed: CUNY SPH’s Hub For Sexual And Reproductive Justice Gains Funding From NY State

By Senator Cordell Cleare

The Sexual and Reproductive Justice (SRJ) Hub at the City University of New York’s Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy (CUNY SPH) has received $500,000.

Eye Health In Harlem: Exploring Vision Care Disparities In Populations And Communities Of Color

The vibrant neighborhood of Harlem has a surprising history with the world of eye health.

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Warned Years Ago, Mayor Adams Launches Battery Coastal Resilience To Protect Lower Manhattan Urges Federal Funding

NYC Mayor Adams today announced the groundbreaking of Battery Coastal Resilience, a critical, $200-million component of the overall Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency strategy to protect the coming flood Harlem's Dr. Paul G. Falkowsky talked about in 2018.

American Yoga Retreats: Finding Zen and Tracking Progress Uptown And Beyond

Yoga, once a niche interest, has woven itself into the very fabric of American wellness culture.

Defeating Decay: Innovations In Mold Removal In Harlem And Beyond

Utilizing state-of-the-art nanotechnology, our most recent development in mold removal can penetrate even the smallest crevices and eliminate mold at its source.

100% Grass-Fed Organic Dairy Benefits Harlemites, The Environment, Cows And Family Farms

While the difference between dairy alternatives such as oat, almond and other nut milks is easier to decipher, choosing between organic dairy varieties can be more difficult.

How A Manual Washing Machine Can Help Reclaim Time, Improve Lives

In the bustling tapestry of our global society, a startling statistic looms large: an estimated 60% of individuals worldwide engage in the arduous task of hand-washing clothes.

Mayor Adams Announces City’s Support Program Served 750+ Family Members Of Fatal Overdose Victims

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Jason Graham today announced that the city has served more than 750 family members of fatal overdose victims.

NY And AMNY Metro Honor NYC Health + Hospitals And MetroPlusHealth Leaders In “AAPI Power Players” List Through 2024

NYC Health + Hospitals today announced that four leaders from across the health system and MetroPlusHealth have been named to PoliticsNY and amNY Metro’s 2024 “AAPI Power Players” list.

The Waterfront Conference: Exploring Challenges And Solutions To Climate Change

Now in its 17th year, the Waterfront Conference stands as the premier forum for advancing discourse on climate change mitigation, sustainable coastal economies, equitable waterfront access, and healthier open-space environments.

Get Help First For Stress ImpactingLife; Open Door Family Medical Aids Mental Health

By Steve Clark

Stress is an ever-present part of life, affecting us in various ways and intensities.

Mayor Adams Launches Hate Crime Curriculum For NYC Schools To Promote Awareness And Understanding

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced the release of ‘Teaching About Hate Crimes and their Impacts.’

Catch Some Rays: Hudson River Park’s Hot Summer Lineup For 2024!

Hudson River Park today announced its 2024 summer season programming, featuring hundreds of free and fun events connecting communities to the river just 30 minutes from Harlem.

In Their Honor: How To Decide Between Cremation And Traditional Funeral Services

Death is a subject that many of us try to avoid or push from our minds, preferring to focus on the joys and triumphs of life.