New York Times: Kennedy tenure at HHS would jeopardize public health, Nobel laureates say in letter to Senate
Dozens of Nobel Prize winners are urging the US Senate to oppose Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination to lead the US Department of Health and Human Services, according to a letter dated Monday and published by the New York Times.
Dozens of Nobel laureates sign letter opposing RFK Jr. as Trump's health secretary
Seventy-seven Nobel prize winners on Monday sent an open letter to the US Senate opposing the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President-elect Donald Trump's choice for Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS),
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RSV, Covid, flu cases are on the rise in New YorkRSV is affecting a lot of young children. The good news is that there are now two key ways to protect babies. Covid and flu ...
Early intervention therapy is critical for some children's development, but New York families say services have been delayed for weeks, putting the future of these babies and toddlers at risk.
The New York Health Foundation recently hosted a crucial event at The Venue at City Harvest in Brooklyn to address the ...
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3 million New Yorkers on Medicaid, public health insurance are costing state a staggering $20B in potentially ‘fraudulent’ coverage: reportIt raises the question of whether there is widespread fraud,” said Bill Hammond, the Empire Center’s senior fellow for health ...
Brian Thompson led one of the biggest health insurers in the US but was unknown to millions of people his decisions affected.
New York state this week appealed the dismissal of a pollution lawsuit against soda giant PepsiCo, accusing its single-use ...
On Monday, the Mental Health Association in New York State (MHANYS) released 10 recommendations to improve New York’s mental health crisis response. They said that the state misses too many ...
BIPOC communities in NYC battle hidden mental health struggles, sparking urgent calls for care that truly understands them.
Last month, on the heels of the presidential election, the Governor announced that she is bringing the program back on ...
Children in New York will have the longest off-ramp for health care coverage, up until the age of six years old.
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New York assassin's identity kept secret despite police knowing who is behind attack on healthcare CEONew York City Mayor Eric Adams has revealed police know the identity of the suspect who killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian ...
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