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Dr. K. Torian Easterling. DOHMH

Health

Deputy Health Commish recommends Paxlovid for Caribbean nationals with COVID

By Nelson A. King

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Health

More needs to be done to protect nursing workforce: PAHO director

By Nelson A. King

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PoliticsNY

Mayor announces $256 million in funds for opioid addiction treatment, prevention

Dr. Charlene S. Emmanuel. Robert Sean Stephens

Haiti

Caribbean American named ‘Doctor of the Year’

By Nelson A. King

Brooklyn Assemblywoman Rodneyse Bichotte-Hermelyn.

Brooklyn

Bichotte-Hermelyn commemorates Black Maternal Health Week

By Nelson A. King

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Brooklyn

Myrie rallies to save Downstate Hospital

By Nelson A. King

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Health

One Brooklyn Health seeks nurses amid COVID-19 crisis

By Nelson A. King

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Guyana

Medical residents of Northwell Health sign five-year partnership with GPHC

By Tangerine Clarke

Coronavirus posters in London

Health

Arthritis drug shown to reduce risk of COVID death in large UK trial

By Reuters

Barbados

UK recruits Caribbean healthcare workers

By Tangerine Clarke

Health

Black History Month: Structural racism is a driver of health disparities

By the American Heart Association

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Health

Sen. Parker distributes COVID at-home self-test kits to Central Brooklyn residents

By Tangerine Clarke

Health

NY Senate Health Committee Passes Coverage For All immigrants

By Nelson A. King

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Health

Gov. Hochul at-home COVID-19 test for kids, elderly

By Tangerine Clarke

Health

Gov. Hochul orders 12 million more tests to combat Omicron, more MTA, SUNY sites

By Tangerine Clarke

WHO chief Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

Health

2022 can mark the end of COVID’s acute stage: WHO chief

By Nelson A. King

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