HIV Diagnoses Rise in New York City Amid Concerns Over Potential Federal Funding Cuts
NYC health department data shows a 5.4% rise in HIV diagnoses, marking a four-year trend, amid concerns of federal funding cuts for HIV prevention and treatment efforts.
New York Maintains Hepatitis B Vaccine Guidelines for Newborns Against New CDC Advisory Panel Recommendations
New York health officials are upholding their hepatitis B vaccine guidelines for newborns, despite a CDC panel advising a delay, sticking to giving the vaccine within 24 hours of birth.
West Coast Health Alliance Advocates for Universal Newborn Hepatitis B Vaccinations Against Federal Advice
The West Coast Health Alliance opposes the ACIP's recommendation to end universal hepatitis B vaccinations for newborns, emphasizing the vaccine's effectiveness and criticising increased costs and health risks from delaying vaccination.
Governor Hochul Announces $100 Million Boost for New York Community Centers Through NY BRICKS Program
Governor Hochul grants $100 million for 30 community projects in New York to enhance health, connection, and well-being through the NY BRICKS program.
World Health Organization Endorses Long-term GLP-1 Treatments for Obesity, University of Cincinnati Expert Weighs In
The WHO has recommended GLP-1 medications for long-term obesity treatment, as discussed by Dr. Malti Vij, highlighting their effectiveness and potential for broad insurance coverage.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Highlights $5 Million Pediatric Cancer Research Grants During Visits to Cincinnati and Cleveland Hospitals
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine visited children's hospitals to highlight the state's investment in pediatric cancer research, including a $5 million grant for innovative projects.












