Health News – Page 28 of 145 – Bronx Times

093022_riverdale_fridge_2

Free Fridges in The Bronx, Created as COVID Stopgap, Still Meeting Chronic Food Needs

Jonathan Custodio, The City

042720_coronavirus_corona_4.0

Long COVID symptoms most common among Latinos and residents of the Bronx

By Sarah Luft

52532027696_7bd98583eb_c

AMNY

Tough medicine: Adams clears way for city to sweep those in mental health crisis off the streets

diabetes

Courts

Settlement of class-action suit requires DOE to provide appropriate diabetes-related care for students

By Robbie Sequeira

newtn

Health

After historic HIV heart transplant, recipient and donor’s family meet for first time

By Robbie Sequeira

Jacobi Medical Center sign

Courts

Jacobi Hospital pays nearly $8M in premature birth malpractice suit

By Aliya Schneider

Bronx Sole

Local running and walking group to host 62-mile Bronx relay Saturday

By Nicholas Hernandez

DC-maternal-mortality

Health

Montefiore nurses are fighting to keep a maternal health program open in a borough where maternal health outcomes are grim

By Robbie Sequeira

montefiore_big

Health

Montefiore rejects call to voluntarily recognize union for resident physicians

By Aliya Schneider

Montefiore sign

Health

Montefiore resident physicians call for union recognition with SEIU

By Aliya Schneider

8B7A1959 (1)

Community Board 11 rejects Just Home in advisory vote, enforces meeting rules after unruly hearing

By Aliya Schneider

52456532103_5230703c79_6k-1200×800-1

AMNY

‘The flu is nasty’: Hochul, health officials urges New Yorkers to get the flu shot

Community members protest Fordham University's updated COVID-19 bivalent vaccine mandate.

Fordham University faces potential lawsuit over booster vaccine mandate

By Camille Botello

Lonely woman drinking coffee in the morning, top view of female hands holding cup of hot beverage on wooden desk

Breast Cancer Awareness

What they don’t tell you about chemo: You might not like your favorite foods anymore

By ET Rodriguez

backer straightened

Breast Cancer Awareness

Einstein researchers use $10M grant to investigate aggressive breast cancer with disproportionate impact on Black women

By Aliya Schneider

people ride their bicycles by a Bronx River Greenway sign

The 28th annual Tour De Bronx is back Oct. 23, capped at 1K participants

By Aliya Schneider

More from Around NYC

boy and girl painting easter eggs together

New York Family

31 Easter Events for Families in NYC

Karl-Anthony Towns Knicks

Karl-Anthony Towns’ double-double helps Knicks hold off Nets for fifth-straight win despite a family emergency

Sforza_SchnepsConnects

Schneps Podcasts

Toni-Ann Sforza, COO of Municipal Credit Union, on Building Culture, Talent, and Growth

“Dakan” (aka “Destiny”), the first queer film from West Africa, will be available virtually nationwide March 26-30.

Queering the Canon festival set to showcase seven classic LGBTQ films