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Health

After a breast cancer diagnosis at 33 years old, Anna Desai advocates for women to get tested early

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…

Breast cancer survivor Deana Jean urges women to advocate for their health and lean on the resources and community available to support them.

Health

‘Always advocate’: How one mother’s persistence led to a breast cancer diagnosis during pregnancy

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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QNS

Bronx man charged in unprovoked stabbing on J train in Woodhaven that killed a Corona father of four: DA

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AMNY

CUTENESS ALERT: Bronx Zoo debuts adorable snow leopard cub

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Sports

Community volunteers rally to clean up streets around Pelham Bay Little League fields

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

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Transit

DOT proposes bike network that would connect Throggs Neck to Ferry Point Park

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

C.J. Dixon, head of New York City Cyber Command; Sarah Milstein, deputy commissioner for strategic advisory services at the Office of Technology and Innovation; Samuel Levine, commissioner of the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection; and Carlos Ortiz, DCWP chief of staff and deputy commissioner for external affairs, testify before the City Council on Oct. 5

AMNY

NYC says it can handle AI-powered cyberattacks, but other safeguards are still catching up

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AMNY

50,000 to rally in Central Park for iconic Making Strides breast cancer awareness walk this month

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AMNY

Suspects accused of stabbing off-duty cop in Bronx robbery attempt are identified

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Health

Breast cancer is not just a 50+ disease. What younger women should know

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

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Health

An abnormal mammogram is not a cancer diagnosis: what you should do next

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's offices in Long Island City, Queens.

Gay City News

NYC to allocate $9 million to non-profits for youth gender-affirming care as private hospitals retreat

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Sponsored

AARP New York hosts panel on the future of Social Security

Anthropic A.I. whistleblower Jacob Coxon testifies in front of the city council.

AMNY

AI giants give few clear answers to key safety questions at NYC Council hearing amid whistleblower warnings

An NYC Ferry departs from St. George in Staten Island on Aug. 23, 2021.

AMNY

NYC Ferry fare hikes coming Oct. 19, as system gives middle schoolers discounted trips

The Bronx intersection where two suspects allegedly physically attacked an individual and voiced anti-LGBTQ remarks.

Gay City News

Man arrested in connection with anti-LGBTQ assault in the Bronx

More from Around NYC

Ice Skating Returns to Prospect Park's LeFrak Center

New York Family

Ice Skating Returns to Prospect Park’s LeFrak Center

Falcon chicks that hatched atop the Verrazzano Narrows Bridge

NYC’s wildlife is making a comeback. Can it stay?

Schneps Podcasts

The Reading Institute with Founder Dr. Katie Pace Miles

“Mickey” is an experimental documentary portrait of Mickey, a young transwoman who lives in Sinaloa, Mexico.

What to watch during the second half of NewFest’s LGBTQ Film Festival