Inspiring history of a tobacco -free man and cigarette addiction
«Of all the drugs I consumed, none compares with the challenge of overcoming an addiction to cigarettes. Now that I am free of tobacco, I
Health
Tips to stay safe from extreme cold and winter storms
Local authorities remain alert to face the extreme cold we experience both in New York and in Long Island, with dangerous temperatures that fall even
They will build a new water tower in Unionndale
In addition to its historic investment of 225 million dollars in the water systems, the HEMPStead Town Supervisor, Don Clavin, announced the replacement of a
Know how to avoid getting infected with the Norovirus
Norovirus is a very contagious virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea. Sometimes it is told “stomach flu” or “stomach virus” to Norovirus infection. However, Norovirus
“I will never give up”: Hochul reinforces his commitment to reproductive rights with new prescription laws
In a powerful sample of support for reproductive rights, Governor Kathy Hochul signed a new legislation designed to strengthen New York’s position as a safe
Go network for women: symptoms of a heart attack in women
Within the framework of the “Go Red For Women” campaign, the National Movement of the American Heart Association (American Heart Association – AHA) to end
Understanding avian flu: symptoms, risks and prevention tips
Aviar flu, also known as Aviar influenza, is a viral infection that mainly affects birds, but can occasionally infect humans. In recent years, the threat
Nassau County opens 3 temporal heating centers to protect from extreme cold
With the fall in temperatures and the extremely cold climate that is felt in our Long Island region, the Nassau County government is here to
Trump signs order to cut funds to schools that force anticovid to be vaccinated
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, signed an executive order to cut federal funds to schools and universities that have a mandatory vaccination
Suffolk County announces free diabetes prevention program
The Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine, and the Department of Health Services invite residents to run the risk of developing type 2 diabetes to participate