The importance of knowing the status of HIV and the alternatives to prevent infection
In our community, it is essential to stay informed about our health, and one of the most relevant and urgent topics is HIV (Human Immunodeficiency
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Eight Ways to Protect Your Vision Right Now
As we age, the risk of certain eye diseases may increase. However, there is a lot you can do to keep your eyes healthy, and
CCE Suffolk held major seminar on trauma and suicide prevention for military and first responders
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County (CCE Suffolk) hosted a “Trauma and Suicide Psychoeducation Seminar for Military and First Responders” on May 7 at the
Three New York residents already back in the US and under monitoring after deadly hantavirus outbreak on luxury cruise ship
Health officials reported Monday afternoon that three New York residents — including one from New York City — were traveling aboard the MV Hondius, the
Hostos nursing programs obtain their first national ACEN accreditation
Hostos Community College announces that its Registered Nursing and Licensed Practical Nursing programs have received, for the first time, accreditation from the Accreditation Commission for
Mount Sinai South Nassau honors its nurses during “National Nursing Week”
Mount Sinai South Nassau administrators and staff packed the hospital’s Conference Center for its annual National Nurses Week kickoff breakfast to recognize, honor and thank
This Sunday community cleanup days in Freeport and Baldwin parks
Nassau County legislators and Long Island partners announce a series of community clean-ups in commemoration of “Earth Day” to take place this Sunday, May 3
ADHD in children (ADHD): What everyone should know
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, commonly known as ADHD in English or ADHD in Spanish, is a term that is currently used very loosely. Parents are
BabySTEPs: New Helpline Comes to New York to Support Pregnant and Postpartum Mothers Coping with Substance Use
At a time when many people go through pregnancy and postpartum in silence and are afraid to ask for help, New York adds a new
Manhattan lawmaker pushes for improvements in menopause care in New York
Assemblywoman Linda B. Rosenthal (D/WF-Manhattan) on Monday pushed state lawmakers to pass a series of bills aimed at providing greater support to women going through