NYC Health + Hospitals expands wastewater surveillance
Starting next week, the program will expand to include testing of hospital wastewater for polio and monkeypox.
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Starting next week, the program will expand to include testing of hospital wastewater for polio and monkeypox.
The head of the nation's top public health agency is shaking up the organization with the goal of making it more nimble.
New York City education officials say COVID rules for public schools won't be as strict when students return to the classroom in a few weeks.
The virus has been detected in a record number of mosquitoes across all five boroughs.
United States health officials say there are hundreds of thousands of monkeypox vaccines available.
The FDA estimates about 30 million Americans suffer from hearing loss, but only 1 in 5 get the help they need.
Daily health screenings will not be needed, but if you're sick, you're instructed to stay home.
Some of Thorley Industries' 4moms products pose asphyxiation risk to babies big enough to crawl under their seats.
Concerned Bronx residents say while government tries to work out supply problems, they expect more outreach.
There's new information on polio concerns in Rockland County.
There are now more than 2,000 confirmed cases of monkeypox across New York City, with the majority of them in Manhattan.
The governor said the change reflects Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance.
There are now more than 2,000 confirmed cases across the five boroughs.
More than 9,000 new appointments in the city are expected to go online Saturday morning.
Two and a half years later, CDC officials say we can start backing away from COVID guidelines.
