COVID-19 Rates Growing In 48 States: What To Know About Vaccines In NYC

Positive cases are currently very low across the entire state, but the epidemic trend is growing, according to the CDC.

NYC’s Cyclospora Outbreak: What To Know About Recalled Lettuce

The outbreak isn’t over, but the latest guidance marks a major shift.

West Nile Virus Confirmed In 1 New Yorker This Summer, Officials Say

The virus has been detected in nearly twice as many mosquito pools as this time last year.

Parasite Cases In NYC: See Latest Data, Products To Avoid

Newly reported cyclosporiasis cases are declining in New York City, but the outbreak continues to grow.

Four Things Professional Dementia Caregivers Would Like Every Family to Know

Caring for someone with dementia is an act of love, but it can also be one of life’s greatest challenges.

These Are The Top-Ranked Hospitals In NYC: U.S. News

A new national ranking crowned three New York City hospital No. 1. See which facilities made the metro list.

Why Some NYC Neighborhoods Feel Hotter Than Others

A Patch analysis found major differences in tree coverage across the City.

What Every Woman Should Know About Cancer Prevention and Early Detection

My hope is to help women better understand the important role their gynecologist plays in cancer prevention and early detection.

Cyclospora Outbreak Expands: How To Order Food Safely In NYC

The recalled lettuce is raising concerns for diners, but experts say restaurants face another challenge.

Coffee Recall In NYC Over Botulism Risk

A popular coffee product sold across New York City is being pulled from shelves.

NYC Wildfire Smoke Equals Up To 9 Cigarettes A Day, Expert Says

Three NYC doctors explain the risks and what to do if you need to go outside.

Doctor Reveals How To Stay Safe From Foodborne Parasites In NYC

A stomach illness is spreading in unexpected ways. Here’s what doctors want you to know before your next meal.

Fidelis can’t turn access to care into a bargaining chip

In New York, more than 240,000 of our most vulnerable patients face a looming healthcare crisis.

Poison-Resistant Mice And Rats Spread Across NYC, Study Finds

A new study suggests the future of pest control may depend less on poison than many New Yorkers expect.

Parasite Outbreak Sickens People In 17 States, Including NY

Federal health officials are investigating the foodborne illness.

Legionella Bacteria Found In NYC Apartment Water System

Health officials confirmed Legionella in complex serving 371 units after two Legionnaires’ cases.

NYC Home Care Workers Seek Massive Back Pay In Settlement

A federal judge is set to review a proposed settlement that could send payments to thousands of New York home care workers.

Medicare Covers Power Wheelchairs For Life At Home. Disabled New Yorkers Need Them For Life Outside It.

After a Medicare fraud crackdown, wheelchair approvals got more complex. A Patch investigation found denied amounts more than tripled.

Does Ketamine Therapy Really Work? What the Research Says

Ketamine for mental health has been studied for more than 20 years. Here's what scientists have learned — and what they're still exploring.

2 Food Products Sold At NYC Supermarket Are Being Recalled: What To Know

The food products being recalled pose undeclared allergy risks.

This NYC Hospital Earns Top Marks From Patients

One hospital on the Upper East Side has outperformed the rest, according to a new ranking from Healthgrades.

3 New Yorkers Were On Hantavirus-Infected Cruise Ship, Health Officials Say

One of the people exposed to the virus is from New York City.

Measles Case Confirmed In NYC, Health Officials Say

New York City health officials traced a sixth measles case tied to international travel as vaccination concerns grow nationwide.

NYC Measles Case Confirmed In Manhattan, Marks 5th Case In 2026

Health officials have disclosed the infected person visited a restaurant in Hell's Kitchen.

4 NYC Hospitals Received Failing Safety Grades In New Ranking

Ten New York City hospitals earned top “A” safety grades in Leapfrog’s Spring 2026 report, while most others received lower rankings.

Fruit Sold In NY Recalled Over Salmonella Concern

The recall affects fruit sold in four states, including New York, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Highly Contagious Stomach Virus Surging In NYC As Vaccination Rates Decline

Symptoms can include frequent vomiting, watery diarrhea and fever, and may last several days or a week.

Recalled Garlic Sold In NY Could Cause Fatal Foodborne Illness: What To Know

A supermarket chain based in Williamsville, New York, is recalling two peeled garlic products.

New 'Cicada' Strain Of COVID Spreads To NY: What To Know

Health officials use wastewater surveillance to detect early spread and uncover cases missed by traditional testing

This Popular Grocery Item Has Been Recalled: What NY Shoppers Should Know

Nearly 10 million more pounds of a popular grocery item has been recalled, according to the FDA.

First Case Of Severe Mpox Strain Detected In NYC

CDC reports limited U.S. cases of more severe mpox variant tied to travel from Central and Eastern Africa.

Workout And Raise Money For NYC Children’s Hospitals

Life Time opens its doors to members and nonmembers for discounted fitness sessions benefiting children’s hospitals nationwide.

NewYork-Presbyterian​ Nurses Will Vote On New Labor Deal After 6-Week Strike

Last week, nurses at the hospital overwhelmingly rejected a previous deal that would have gotten them back to work.

First Case Of Measles Confirmed In NYC, Health Officials Say

Last year, New York City had 20 measles cases​.

NewYork-Presbyterian Nurses Reject Contract By Overwhelming Margin

At Mount Sinai and Montefiore, nurses approved their contracts and will return to work this weekend.

NYC Nurses Will Vote On Tentative Deals To End Monthlong Strike

Nurses from NewYork-Presbyterian join nurses at Montefiore and Mount Sinai Hospital​s in voting on tentative agreements.

Flu Has Killed 4 Children In NYC, Positive Cases Up To 144k: Health Dept.

New data show more than 1,400 lab-reported cases in the last week of January, marking the sixth straight week of declining flu cases​.

New York Blood Center Closes Donor Sites Sunday Ahead Of Winter Storm

The closures are expected to result in the loss of nearly 1,000 blood, platelet donations as the city faces critically low blood supplies.

NYC Children Most Affected This Flu Season, As Cases Continue To Surge

The Health Department recommends all New Yorkers 6 months and older get this season’s flu and COVID-19 vaccines.

15K Nurses Strike, Disrupting Care At 5 NYC Hospitals

The strike began Monday, impacting five local hospitals, and will continue until an agreement is met.

5 Reasons To Have Your Kids Vaccinated

Vaccinations have come a very long way since infectious diseases like smallpox and whooping cough were considered epidemics centuries ago.

5 Things To Know About Advance Directives

Northwell Health wants to help you make sense of health care proxies, living wills and MOLST (Medical Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment).

5 Cancer Prevention Tips

Survival has become reality for several types of cancer as researchers and clinicians have gained more information about the disease.

5 Ways To Exercise At The Office

With a job that keeps you in your seat for most of the day, Dr. Stacey Rosen lists simple changes that can go a long way for good health.

The Truth About Spring Allergies

With springtime finally in the air and pollen counts high, Northwell Health wants to help prepare you with the truths about allergy season.

Balancing Cancer And Your Career

Battling cancer can be a full-time job in itself. Here's why many people with the disease choose to stay employed after their diagnosis.

5 Advantages Of Integrative Medicine

Northwell Health provides advantages of integrative medicine because the mind, body and spirit are an important part of our health.

5 Things To Know About Colon Cancer

March is colorectal cancer awareness month. Dr. Bethany DeVito breaks down five things you should know about colon cancer.

Live With Less Stress In 4 Steps

Balancing work and life is stressful. Northwell Health physicians discuss ways on how to cope.

Mediterranean Diet Can Halt Need For Reflux Medications

Foods play an important role in our health. Northwell Health physicians show how a change in diet can affect gastrointestinal conditions.