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Emerson Collective’s Climate Fair: High Line Hosts Eco-Extravaganza!

In celebration of Climate Week NYC, the Climate Science Fair, presented by Emerson Collective, returns to New York City’s High Line.

NYC Health + Hospitals, Baby2Baby Distribute Supply Kits To New Mothers

NYC Health + Hospitals today announced that Baby2Baby, a national nonprofit that has distributed over 450 million essential items to children living in poverty across the country, will provide Maternal Health & Newborn Supply Kits filled with critical supplies to several of their hospitals.

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Rehab Success: 8 Tips You Need To Know Before You Go

Starting a rehabilitation program is a critical step toward overcoming addiction and reclaiming control of your life.

Westchester: Navigating Childhood Cancer, Gaining Strength Through Family, Self, And Your Child

By Caitlin Murray

It was the day after Christmas last year and just two months after my son’s third birthday that he was diagnosed with Leukemia.

Workplace Safety And The Importance Of Enrolling In A First Aid And CPR Course

Workplace safety is fundamental to any productive and positive work environment.

How To Choose The Right Products For Adult Incontinence

Wearing something that doesn't fit never offers you a good feeling. This is especially true for incontinence products such as adult diapers and pads.

Sunny Side Up Or Meltdown? How Climate Change Will Redefine Your Travel Bucket List

We all dream of chasing sunshine and pleasant breezes during our travels from Harlem to who knows where, but a recent study shows that all of our ideal getaways could get a lot more complicated.

The Benefits Of Inpatient Rehab In Harlem And Beyond

Inpatient rehab provides a structured and supportive environment for individuals seeking to overcome addiction.

EmblemHealth Closes Out The Summer And Celebrates Back-To-School With Events From Harlem To Hollis

As summer comes to an end, EmblemHealth is proud to have participated in over fifty events supporting New York City children and families starting a new school year.

An In-Depth Guide To Becoming A Medical Assistant And Thriving In The Field

Are you passionate about helping others? Do you have a keen interest in healthcare? If so, becoming a medical assistant might be the perfect career for you.

Silverstein’s Host Diabetes Research Institute Foundation’s Fourth Annual Hamptons Garden Gala (Photos)

The Diabetes Research Institute Foundation (DRIF) in collaboration with the Silverstein Dream Foundation (SDF) held their Fourth Annual Hamptons Garden Gala to raise awareness and funds toward finding a cure for diabetes.

Health Benefits Of Riding An Electric Bike

Imagine a world where you can enjoy the thrill of cycling without the relentless effort often associated with traditional bikes.

Mayor Adams Boosts Opioid Support to $50M From City Settlements

New York City Mayor Eric Adams today released the administration’s plans for applying $50 million in funding annually by Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 to combat the opioid addiction crisis New Yorkers continue to face.

Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Campaign With Special-Edition Basketball – NewYork-Presbyterian

The NewYork-Presbyterian Dalio Center for Health Justice announced the launch of the Sickle Cell Awareness Ball campaign.