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These 67 rising stars in healthcare are 40 years old or younger. They have risen quickly within the ranks of their organizations and are committed to improving healthcare via enhanced patient experience, reduced costs and expanded care access.

Beckers is thrilled to honor 149 Black healthcare leaders who are creating more diverse, equitable and inclusive healthcare environments.

As the city does away with some of the weapons in its pandemic response arsenal, these are the ones New York is relying on now.

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The movers and shakers in New York City’s bustling center of business.

A program born out of the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, back when infections made New York City the epicenter of the health crisis, is getting a facelift...

New York City is scaling back on COVID-19 testing sites despite omicron subvariants that are driving a nationwide rise in new case and hospitalization rates.

The revelation defies a pledge by city health officials in the early spring, when they said they would keep city-run testing sites open despite rollbacks at the federal level.

Mayor Eric Adams says that offering immediate prescriptions to people who test positive at the mobile sites will help address concerns over inequities in distributing antiviral treatments.

Mayor Adams announced the new plan Thursday alongside White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha and several top city health officials in the Inwood section of Manhattan.