Trump Administration freezes child care benefits for New York
The Trump Administration’s announcement that it would freeze more than $10 billion in federal funding for child care and family assistance programs in five Democratic-run
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Nutrition to fight the cold in the winter season
With what seems like more than a dozen illnesses and diseases circulating this time of year (winter), many people (including me) are dealing with colds
Possibly more than 12 inches of snow forecast on Long Island
A major winter storm is forecast to leave between 6 and 15 inches (15 and 38 centimeters) of snow on Long Island this weekend, amid
Arctic storm puts pets at risk
Following the intense arctic storm that is causing dangerously low temperatures in much of the country, Best Friends Animal Society urgently calls on pet owners
Death toll from winter storm rises to 34, at least 10 in NYC and 1 on Long Island
Our area of New York and Long Island has experienced one of the largest winter storms in recent years, resulting in more than 1 foot
What Every Mother Should Know About Exhaustion and Mental Toll
By Danielle Ramos newyorkfamily.com Over the years, I’ve spoken to countless mothers about various topics, and of course, family, friends, and neighbors, and there is
Join the Movement: Wear Red for Women’s Heart Health This National Wear Red Day
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in women in the United States. On Friday, February 6, “National Wear Red Day,” people and
How to talk to your children about heart disease
You or your partner have just been diagnosed with heart disease. How will they tell their children? First of all, keep in mind that this
Perinatal anxiety and depression: a silent risk for the baby’s neurological development
Various studies have shown that anxiety and depression during pregnancy significantly increase the risk of complications in the baby. Daughters and sons of mothers who
How to Support Your Health During Diabetes Awareness Month
One of the most important health problems facing Americans today is type 2 diabetes. More than 38 million people in the country live with diabetes