City inspection records show several neighborhood eateries were temporarily closed in July after inspections found rodents, roaches and sewage problems.

State health data show suicide deaths among 15–19-year-olds rose from 2022 to 2023, and national ED visits for self-harm top 616,000 annually. Experts and survivors urge early conversations and crisis resources.

A federal appeals court affirmed an arbitrator’s roughly $275,000 award to NewYork‑Presbyterian nurses for chronic understaffing in a cardiac ICU.

Bionpharma has recalled 500 mg Depakote bottles after foreign pills were found in some packages. Check NDC 69452‑435‑30 and talk with your pharmacist before changing treatment.

Fourteen U.S. citizens were briefly quarantined at Fort Drum after returning from the DRC amid a Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak; none showed symptoms and all were released.

NYU Langone filed to add inpatient bone marrow transplant beds at its Brooklyn hospital — the first licensed transplants south of Manhattan and a potential boost for local access.

Four lots of cetirizine 5 mg (100‑count) were recalled after possible ranitidine cross‑contamination. Consumers with ranitidine sensitivity should check bottles and contact a clinician.

Maimonides opened a new breast cancer wing in Brooklyn with 3D imaging, high‑res ultrasound and survivorship services to centralize follow‑up care.

Bellevue completed a $7M modernization of its ED CT suite, adding a second scanner to speed diagnoses and ease emergency-room backlogs in Manhattan.

A New York fertility‑center study found embryo transfers on 'Unhealthy' air days during the summer 2023 smoke had much lower pregnancy rates, prompting clinics to weigh freezing embryos or delaying transfers.

Gymgoers at Solidcore say they were diagnosed with ringworm after classes at New York studios; the chain says it has updated cleaning protocols while members push for clearer notice.

NYU Langone purchased the Family Support Center at 6025 Sixth Ave in Sunset Park, boosting local community-health capacity.

A new AAIC presentation found former professional soccer players show lower gray matter in key regions and higher rates of anxiety and depression in midlife.