New York City health commissioner to resign
NEW YORK — City Health Commissioner Ashwin Vasan submitted his resignation Monday morning to City Hall, citing personal ...
New York resident dies from EEE; was state's first confirmed human case since 2015
A New York resident who contracted the first confirmed human case of Eastern equine encephalitis in the state in nearly a ...
New York resident dies from EEE; state declares virus 'imminent public health threat'
New York's first person to contract Eastern equine encephalitis -- or EEE -- in almost a decade has died, the governor's ...
Human Case of Rare Mosquito-Borne Illness Reported in New York State
A person in Ulster County has been hospitalized with Eastern equine encephalitis, health officials said. It is the first ...
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More fiscal intermediaries sue New York Health Department
Fiscal intermediaries are once again suing New York State Department of Health (DOH) Commissioner Dr. James McDonald over the ...
New York resident with state’s first case of mosquito-borne EEE virus in nearly a decade has died
“While we normally see these mosquitoes in two to three counties each year, this year they have been in 15 counties so far, ...
NY governor declares deadly mosquito virus public health threat after confirmed case
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) declared the spread of a rare mosquito-borne illness to be a threat to public health following ...
Clinton County Health Department reports first case of human West Nile virus
The person began experiencing symptoms consistent with West Nile virus back on Sept. 1 and was hospitalized. They are now ...
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New York's 1st human case of EEE since 2015 in Ulster County has died
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Monday statewide actions to protect public health following reports that the first human case of ...
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New Yorkers’ health costs spiral as officials take credit for ‘savings’
The latest round of health insurance premium hikes announced by New York regulators adds to evidence that state policies are drowning consumers instead of helping them.
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New York Restaurants Are Slow to Get Health Inspections Due to a City Staffing Shortage
Conservatively, the DOH says it takes 11 to 13 months to dispatch a follow-up inspector, according to the website. But if ...