Health & Wellness

The sudden dismissal of trusted vaccine advisors has sparked concern from lawmakers across party lines that RFK Jr.’s decision could reverse decades of progress in disease prevention and public health.

Interactive tool reveals disparities by borough, ZIP code, and race; only 65% of 2-year-olds fully vaccinated by age two

Registration is now open for free summer sports programs through the City Parks Foundation.

The Summer Meals Program is across New York City, and is free for anyone who's 18 years old or younger. Free meals can be found at public schools, pools, libraries and parks.

Check out all of the summer fitness classes at Bed-Stuy's AY WELL+FIT Studio.

Callen-Lorde Community Health Center rolled out same-day appointments at its Brooklyn facility on Tuesday, expanding options for LGBTQ+ individuals in need of timely services.

After threats of consolidation, an advisory board created to transform SUNY Downstate Medical Center said the state should use $1 billion to modernize the central Brooklyn hospital and preserve all inpatient and outpatient services.

Every five years, the city Health Department assesses and ranks public health hazards based on their likelihood, potential severity and the city’s readiness to respond. This year, flooding topped the list.

Thousands of seniors in New York City got their groove on in Foley Square in honor of National Older Adult Health and Fitness Day.

The New York City Health Department will begin spraying pesticides in Fresh Creek Park and Marine Park on June 2 to help prevent the risk of West Nile virus.