Health Archives - Page 36 of 203 - Harlem World Magazine

NYC Public Hospitals Reinstate Mask Mandate Amidst Surging COVID-19 Cases

NYC's public hospitals, including 11 public hospitals, community-based clinics, and nursing homes, have reintroduced a mask mandate in response to the escalating COVID-19 cases.

Urban Resource Institute Opens 15th Shelter, “New Visions,” For Domestic Violence Survivors

Urban Resource Institute (URI), a pioneer in domestic violence shelter services and homelessness support, proudly announces the opening of "New Visions."

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NYC Health + Hospitals Partners With The Institute For Human Identity For LGBTQ+ Therapy Training

NYC Health + Hospitals' Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion has entered into a strategic partnership with the Institute for Human Identity (IHI) to launch the groundbreaking "LGBTQ+ Mental Health Training Project."

NYC Progresses In Eradicating Viral Hepatitis As A Public Health Threat

The Health Department released its 2022 Hepatitis A, B, and C Annual Report, which includes a summary of 2022 hepatitis A, B, and C surveillance data and programming for NYC.

Sustainable Fashion: How Graphic T-Shirt Brands Are Embracing Eco-Friendly Practices

Sustainability has grown in the fashion industry in recent years due to a desire to protect the environment and promote ethics.

How Enzymes Ease Your Digestive Performance

Understanding and enhancing digestive function is key to overall health and wellness. This is where the role of digestive enzymes becomes pivotal.

Strategies To Improve Recurrent Body Aches

Recurrent body aches can significantly impact one's quality of life.

Improve Your Overall Health With These Smart And Simple Guidelines

Embarking on a journey towards better health doesn't necessarily mean making mammoth changes.

The Most Important Factors To Focus On During Your Fitness Journey

Embarking on a fitness journey is a transformative and empowering decision that holds the potential to positively impact your overall well-being.

Medical Podcasts: A Revolutionary Approach To Continuing Medical Education

The utilization of medical podcasts as an educational and professional development tool has experienced a surge in popularity in recent times.

6 Secrets To Thrive And Triumph Over Depression In Harlem And Beyond

Depression is a word that holds so much weight and stigma in our society. It's a topic that many shy away from discussing, yet it affects millions of people worldwide.

Danielle DiBari, Pharm.D., Recognized For Supply Chain Leadership In Healthcare

NYC Health + Hospitals today announced that Danielle DiBari, Pharm.D., Senior Vice President of Business Operations, Chief Pharmacy Officer, and Chief Procurement Officer.

Governor Hochul Signs Dyslexia Task Force Bill For 250,000 Affected Children Statewide

Today, Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Dyslexia Task Force Act (S2599/A133) to establish a task force to develop guidelines regarding screening, interventions.

Fiery FDR Drive Crash Leads To Dramatic River Rescue In Harlem

Authorities are currently investigating a car accident that occurred on the FDR Drive early 6:27 a.m. on Christmas Eve, Sunday morning, resulting in a person being sent into the Harlem River.