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Budget cuts and understaffing are delaying the city’s ability to handle an increase in tuberculosis patients.

Some critical services in New York City are growing less reliable under Mayor Eric Adams, from long waits for food stamps to fewer sexual health clinics.

The city has awarded $28 million in two-year contracts to temp agencies to provide 48 licensed lab techs, clinicians and disease investigators.

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City Department of Health experts may find it hard to keep up with the latest scientific research going forward — including on critical topics like pandemic preparedness — as the agency was recently forced to close down its Public Health Library due to budget cuts, the Daily News has learned. The William Hallock Park Memorial Public Health Library, located in Long Island City, has for decades ...

Just as the city has seen an uptick in COVID-19 cases this month, a cost-saving directive from Mayor Adams will close the public health library that many relied upon during the height of the pandemic.

An uptick in hospitalizations due to COVID-19 has some people concerned about a new surge in the virus, with a new variant now present.

An uptick in hospitalizations due to COVID-19 has some people concerned about a new surge in the virus, with a new variant now present.

With the emergency phase of COVID-19 over, a Los Angeles Times analysis shows how the pandemic took different tolls on L.A. County and New York City.

A small uptick in Covid cases has led to more hospitalizations, but the numbers, about 800 statewide, are still far below previous waves.