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‘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.

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Fordham University faces potential lawsuit over booster vaccine mandate

By Camille Botello

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Breast Cancer Awareness

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

By ET Rodriguez

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Breast Cancer Awareness

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

By Aliya Schneider

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

By Aliya Schneider

Fordham University faces a potential lawsuit over its updated COVID-19 bivalent vaccine mandate.

Fordham University faces opposition over its COVID-19 double-booster mandate

By Robbie Sequeira

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Breast Cancer Awareness

NYC medical tattoo artist turns breast cancer scars and trauma into artwork

By Nicholas Hernandez

Sandy Motie shares her breast cancer story at White Plains Hospital on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2022.

Bronx woman shares her breast cancer journey for ‘Westchester Goes Pink’ event

By Camille Botello

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MetroPlusHealth urges New Yorkers to get their annual breast cancer screenings

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Chaos ensues as CB11 Just Home public hearing leaves little room for disagreement

By Aliya Schneider

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AOC sends letter to Montefiore about Fordham Plaza relocation, requests formal plan from administrators

By Robbie Sequeira

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Bronx resident cultivates new interest in horticulture as studies show positive mental health effects

By Nicholas Hernandez

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Student-athletes having long overdue conversations on mental health and life off the field

By Robbie Sequeira

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Leading up to community board hearing, supporters of Jacobi’s Just Home call on Velázquez to back the project

By Aliya Schneider

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Montefiore flash drive containing patient information stolen in 6th data breach in 2 years

By Aliya Schneider

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Tent city by the beach: Work starts on migrant center opening next month in Bronx

More from Around NYC

A barista is one of many great jobs for teens.

New York Family

Jobs for Teens: A Guide to Starting Work Experience

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin at the launch of the District 2 Pre-K and 3-K Center on the Upper East Side, Feb. 19, 2026.

MAMDANI’S FIRST 100 DAYS: Mayor, Speaker Menin unite to open long-delayed child care center as property tax dispute loom

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Schneps Podcasts

A Conversation with Assemblyman Steve Stern of New York’s 10th District

Lorelei Crean speaks at a rally near Stonewall after NYU Langone shut down a gender-affirming care program for trans youth.

Stonewall protest blasts NYU Langone’s decision to discontinue trans youth health program