"Don't ask me how or why," a presenter tells New York City. "Just know that the big one has hit."
But experts explained to CBS2's Leah Mishkin on Monday why it's a positive sign for our waters.
Positivity on a seven-day average topped 15 percent this week for the first time since Jan. 19, data shows.
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Mayor Eric Adams spoke about the rise in the rate Thursday and why the city removed its color-coded COVID alert system.
Monkeypox cases doubled in the week after the city ran out of vaccine. Now, at-risk city dwellers await appointments for 6,000 new doses.
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As of Tuesday, there were 111 presumed cases of monkeypox in the city, health officials said. The number stood at 55 a week ago.
New York advocates have long been doing what they can to help people from other states where abortion is effectively unavailable.
One person in Illinois has died and nearly two dozen others have fallen ill.
Ford says he's finally feeling better two weeks after noticing pimple-like marks that ended up being monkeypox lesions.
The no-cost examinations will be available at the retail company's MinuteClinics from June 29 to July 13.
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"I think everyone is just really scared because we all know what an epidemic/pandemic looks like," said a man near first in line.
New Yorkers' summer barbecues will come with a side of lowered COVID-19 risk.
"This is a terrible tragedy," said Mayor Eric Adams after a taxi crashed into a bicyclist and pedestrians as advocates pushed for action.
Steve Quinn is grateful he can now be the dad he wants to be with his daughter Ciara.
Here’s where parents can get COVID-19 vaccine for their children in the city after federal officials approve it for kids 6 months and up.
World Health Organization experts are debating whether the rare virus's global spread should be considered a public health emergency.
Coronavirus cases are declining just in time for summer, data shows.
“We never like to sell that stuff because it brings the bad vibes,” he said, declining to provide his name.
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The monthlong outbreak in the Bronx infected 24 people so far, city health officials said.
Two people tested positive for the type of virus that includes monkeypox and are presumed to have the rare disease, city officials said.
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CDC tests did not conclusively identify monkeypox in samples from a New Yorker, but other results detected a virus linked to the disease.
Twenty cases have been detected in a Legionnaires' disease cluster in the Bronx neighborhood Highbridge, health officials say.
A potential monkeypox case was detected this week in New York City, but experts say don't panic just yet.
A patient suspected of having the illness is being treated at Bellevue, the city's health department said.
Just one month ago, the city's COVID-19 risk alert level stood at "low."
New Yorkers are strongly recommended — but still not required — to wear high-quality masks indoors as cases rise, city officials said.
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"We are laying down the marker today, we’re saying that we refuse to go backwards,” Gov. Kathy Hochul said Tuesday.
The governor's diagnosis comes as the case count rises in New York City, with more that 7,000 positive cases detected on May 5.
A new omicron subvariant — BA.2.12.1 — now accounts for 61.9 percent of cases in New York, according to a CDC estimate.
A steady increase of COVID-19 cases prompted health officials to upgrade the city from "low" risk Monday.
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