Health Care
Each day New Yorkers line up outside of clinics and hospitals hoping to get an unclaimed dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, regardless of their eligibility.
A complete picture of nursing home deaths and other pandemic data is crucial, public health experts say.
New York has opened up eligibility to another group of people.
New research shows how New York might be able to save a mountain of vaccine doses for others.
Rounding up the week’s political news.
The lawsuit over prisoners not being vaccinated is just the latest COVID-19 policy accused of unequal treatment.
A successful lawsuit against the state may soon reveal all the records.
Vaccine distribution has been woefully unequal. Here’s how New York might start to fix it.
New York goes against CDC recommendations by not vaccinating corrections officers and inmates at the same time.
New York City and state have each been criticized for failing to release information on vaccinations, deaths and more.
