Health Care
What we know about the 400,000 15-minute tests New York is sending to schools, hospitals and local governments.
Here is what we know about the state plans for a coronavirus vaccine
Public health experts said it should rely on trusted community leaders and avoid shaming to combat coronavirus misinformation.
Why placing restrictions on specific neighborhoods and zip codes isn’t enough.
New York City’s contact tracing program’s lack of Yiddish-speakers is just a symptom of the program’s larger issues.
Corey Johnson cited depression in deciding not to run for mayor. His frankness reflects a shift.
Continued investment and flexibility will be important despite city and state budgetary constraints.
The death of Daniel Prude in Rochester has prompted calls to reimagine mental health crisis response.
Disability advocates point to a nursing shortage, among other causes.
Increased reliance on Medicaid could further increase the state’s spending, though federal aid has helped offset the burden.
