Reports indicate a 90-fold rise in male breast cancer rates near NYC's Ground Zero. 91 cases among World Trade Center Health Program men spark concerns over 9/11 toxins' effects.

A video of a woman's head visibly steaming due to a menopausal hot flash has sparked an online discussion about the often misunderstood symptoms of menopause and the need for greater awareness and education.

The article discusses New York's recent increase in HIV diagnoses attributed to better testing and Amida Care's 20-year commitment to providing healthcare for HIV/AIDS individuals and Medicaid beneficiaries.

Healthcare companies are removing executive details from websites after the UnitedHealthcare CEO's assassination, amidst a surge in public anger towards the industry.

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield is capping anesthesia coverage in NY, MO, and CT, which could lead to higher out-of-pocket costs for patients if surgeries exceed set limits.

Harvey Weinstein has been hospitalized due to an alarming blood test result and is undergoing treatment. His legal team has also alleged substandard medical care while he was at Rikers Island.

Cancer surgeon Dr. Ann Marie Egloff is accused of manipulating her relative with dementia into altering a will, leading to a legal dispute over a NYC property.

The first fully robotic double lung transplant has been successfully performed at NYU Langone Health by Dr. Stephanie H. Chang using the Da Vinci Xi system.

New York's DFS is introducing new regulations to increase transparency and competition among PBMs, requiring them to disclose drug lists and pharmacy networks.

Gov. Hochul signed a law in NY allowing dental assistants and nurses to apply fluoride treatments to children, improving access to preventive dental care.

Peanut the Squirrel and Fred the raccoon were euthanized and tested negative for rabies, sparking debate over wildlife management after being taken from owner Mark Longo.

NYC officials report about 350 annual deaths due to heat, emphasizing the risks in homes without air conditioning and the challenge of introducing cooling legislation.

New York's project to create a health costs transparency tool, despite significant investment, remains unused by the public, leaving residents facing high medical expenses.