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CUIMC and NYP Support First Health and Wellness Series for the Local School Community

By Carla Alvarez Valverde

February 15, 2022

NYP and CUIMC supported the Office of the Superintendent of Community School District 6 (CSD 6) to launch a health and wellness series for the school community.
Warming Up NYC

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Student Health on Haven

February 14, 2022

Through the month of February, AIMS Council is hosting a clothing drive to support New Yorkers who are experiencing homelessness in these frigid temperatures.
Dr. Craig Spencer: Is the worst of the omicron surge over?

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Spectrum News NY1

February 3, 2022

The coronavirus wave, driven by the omicron variant, seems to finally be peaking in New York, but experts are warning about the situation in hospitals.
Serving the Underserved: Q&A with Dentist George Jenkins

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CUIMC Campus News

February 2, 2022

February is Black History Month. George Jenkins, DMD, associate dean for access, equity, and inclusion for the College of Dental Medicine, discusses the importance of diversity in dentistry.
Got the blahs? Here are some timely cures for the wintertime blues

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New York Post

By Perri Ormont Blumberg

February 2, 2022

There are a number of ways to beat the winter blues, according to experts.
Who’s who in Eric Adams’ administration

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City & State

By Jeff Coltin/Annie McDonough/Sara Dorn

February 2, 2022

Appointing leaders at the top level may take Adams some time.
COVID ‘super immunity’ might be turning into a reality—here’s how it works

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Fortune

By Megan Leonhardt

January 27, 2022

The phenomenon of “super immunity” was recently observed in South Africa.
State mask mandate stays for now, but a permanent injunction could delay omicron recovery

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Crain’s New York Business

By Shuan Sim

January 26, 2022

Hochul Mask Mandate Stays for Now, but a Permanent Injunction Could Delay Omicron Recovery.
The Actual Cost of Hearing Aids

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Forbes Health

By Sandra Gordon

January 25, 2022

Cost is a common reason for avoiding a hearing evaluation—you can easily shell out thousands of dollars for hearing aids, which aren’t typically covered by Medicare or private insurance plans.
NYCHA, Columbia University Bring Free Eye Care To Harlem Tenants

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CBS New York

By Jessi Mitchell

January 25, 2022

A partnership between NYCHA and Columbia University is making eye care easier for some tenants.

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