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Congressman Joseph Crowley Visits the Institute’s Center For Counseling In Bronx
Yesterday, U.S. Representative Joseph Crowley visited our Center for Counseling
Two Years After NYC’s Worst Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak, Experts Call For Further Scrutiny
In 2015, two major Legionella bacteria outbreaks were reported in
State Funneling $10m Into Bronx To Help The Borough’s Heroin Addicts
The state is providing a $19 million boost to drug
Dementia Incidence On The Decline
The incidence of dementia may be declining, new research suggests.
Bronx Mom Says She Has Lead Hazards In Her Home And Needs A Transfer
A 32-year-old mother of three says she has lead hazards
Increased Number Of People In The US Living with HIV Are In Remission
In 2014, practically half of HIV patients in the US
NYPD Officers Help Bronx Mom Deliver Baby Girl In Bathroom Of Her Home
It will be hard to beat this Bronx mom’s Labor
NYC Denies Nearly 9K Kids With Disabilities The Services They Need
The city is illegally denying necessary services to thousands of
Israeli Teens To Attend Kidney Camp Program In The United States
Three Israeli teenagers with kidney disease will be attending sleep-away
Understanding New York State’s Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP)
New York’s Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program, also known as
Gaining Perspective Аnd Hope For Those With Dementia
PBS recently made the praise-worthy effort to address one of
National Healthcare Decisions Week: Taking The Time To Plan
April 16 to April 22 is National Healthcare Decisions Week
Opioid Epidemic Hits South Bronx Hard
Health officials say ground zero for New York City's opioid
Claire The Mini-Pony Brings Love To Patients At Bronx Nursing Home
We have heard of how dogs, cats, and even children
Bronx Woman Claims Her iPhone Burst Into Flames
A Bronx woman says she bought a new iPhone in
Children’s Literacy Program Comes To St. Barnabas Hospital
You have heard the saying "an apple a day keeps
Bacterial Infection Caused By Rat Urine In Bronx Kills 1, Sickens 2 Others
There are three cases of a bacterial infection caused by
Two Bronx Schools Recently Tested High Levels Of Lead
Two public schools in Bronx recently found elevated levels of
Mt. Eden School Evacuated After Gas Odor Detected
School children were evacuated Wednesday after reports of a smell
Historic Food & Hunger Program Coming To New York
On Monday, January 30, 2017, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz,
Rat School In The Bronx
Senator Jeff Klein (D-Bronx/Westchester), along with Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz (D-Bronx)
Who Do You Need? Differences Between Health Care Professionals
Learning about home care service can be confusing. Familiarizing yourself
Volunteers Sought For Clubhouses Designed To Help Young Drug Addicts
The Cuomo administration is looking for people to run four
More Than A Dozen Tenants Sent To Hospital Following Carbon Monoxide Leak In Bronx Apartment Building
More than a dozen people have been sent to the
National Conference To Focus On Practical, Cost-Effective Ways To Better Help Individuals, Communities Address Mental Illness
As communities across the country struggle with the challenge of
