Health & Wellness

A popular gathering spot for Bed-Stuy dog owners is off-limits while the city investigates possible soil contamination.

EPA-approved treatment will be sprayed this week, targeting adult mosquitoes while minimizing risk to people, pets and wildlife.

Women and children can find a wide range of healthcare services under one roof after the care center's opening on Aug. 10.

A sharp rise in West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes is prompting increased disease prevention efforts across New York City.

Women and children will be able to access a wide range of healthcare services under one roof, reducing the need to travel between multiple locations for care.

Specialty health care services are now more accessible in southwest Brooklyn following the opening of a new outpatient practice in Fort Hamilton.

Seminarians and community faith leaders will gain hands-on hospital experience supporting pregnant and postpartum patients through trauma-informed chaplaincy care.

Free KN95 masks are available at two Brooklyn fire stations and at library branches.

More than 200,000 New Yorkers will receive additional support as the city works to help residents transition to new health coverage options.

New investments totaling $15 million will connect New Yorkers to support providers and fund research amid escalating federal attacks on transgender communities.