NY Attorney General Letitia James is suing e-cigarette companies, including Puff Bar and MYLE Vape, for marketing flavored nicotine products to minors and violating numerous laws.

A New York doctor faces legal challenges from Texas and Louisiana for mailing abortion pills, despite NY's shield law protecting such actions post-Roe v. Wade overturn.

NYU Langone is expanding cardiac care services in Manhattan and Brooklyn, with a $10.5 million renovation for outpatient treatments and enhanced facilities, including upgrades to catheterization labs.

Ebola scare in Manhattan was a false alarm; two patients at CityMD did not have the virus despite exhibiting symptoms and possible travel to an outbreak region.

The New York State Department of Health reported the first case of the mpox clade Ib strain, stressing public health vigilance and the availability of the JYNNEOS vaccine. No local transmission has been identified.

CityMD settles for nearly $7M with patients over illegal Covid-19 test billing during the public health emergency, adds debt cancellation, and faces penalties for future violations.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $9.6 million plan to enhance mental health support in rural New York, including new CTI teams and the Farmers Supporting Farmers program.

New York City data reveals 7,800 involuntary psych evaluations in a year, with a high number not admitted for care, raising questions about Mayor Adams' approach and the disproportionate impact on Black residents.

NY Governor Hochul signed laws protecting reproductive rights, responding to restrictive policies in other states post-Dobbs. Measures include safety for medication abortion and infrastructure funding.

NYC's ambulance response times for critical emergencies have increased, with FDNY citing staffing issues as a cause. The FDNY is seeking solutions, including telehealth, to improve service.

NY AG Letitia James condemned the Louisiana indictment of a NY doctor for providing abortion care, emphasizing her state's defense of reproductive rights.

Metsera Inc. and Maze Therapeutics Inc. raised $415 million in IPOs, indicating a strong month for US health care industry market debuts, with Metsera targeting obesity and Maze focusing on kidney, heart, and metabolic diseases.

NYC Council probes potential conflict of interest involving city official Nate Bliss and his former employer Taconic Partners' redevelopment of a public health lab.