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.

Stony Brook Southampton Hospital has seen 58 people with symptoms consistent with salmonella since July 1, and Suffolk County health officials are investigating. Most patients were treated and discharged.

The Ardsley at 320 Central Park West told residents Legionella was detected in its hot water system; management scheduled a full disinfection Thursday and the city says the finding isn’t linked to the Upper East Side cluster.

Rockland County confirmed its first West Nile–positive mosquito pool of the season after a trap in Haverstraw tested positive. No human cases yet; prevention tips and free Mosquito Dunks are available.

A Nassau County child suffered second- and third-degree burns after copying a viral TikTok microwave stunt, county officials say. Hospitals and safety groups warn parents as similar injuries appear nationwide.

ALDI is recalling an 8.1‑ounce Fusia Kimchi & Tofu Kimbap after undeclared tuna was found in some packages. Shoppers with fish allergies should check their freezers.

CDPHP and MVP have filed for 2027 premium increases that would raise costs for New Yorkers and small businesses; public comments are open through July 22.

A Yonkers treatment‑plant power failure unleashed a massive raw‑sewage discharge into the Hudson, prompting a Westchester advisory from NYC north to Tarrytown. Officials closed a Sleepy Hollow beach club while labs test the water.