Health & Wellness
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The Westchester County Health Department announced that this season’s first batches of mosquitoes carrying West Nile Virus in Westchester were found in Rye. more
Our community offers several safe, accessible options for disposing of batteries, light bulbs and medications. more
Many women expect menopause to bring hot flashes. What often catches them by surprise is everything else. more
For veterinarian Shannon James, bees, honey and wildlife rehabilitation are all part of the same ecosystem. more
Bushra Mina, MD, chief of pulmonary critical care medicine at Northwell’s Northern Westchester Hospital, breaks down how wildfire smoke affects the body and how to stay safe. 1: What are the primary health concerns associated with wildfire smoke,... more
America turns 250 this summer, and that calls for the biggest, most joyful celebration this country has ever seen. Backyard barbecues, firework shows, pool parties, beach trips, camping and … more
Five-year-old Watson Padovani is proving that you're never too young to make a difference. more
Residents are once again invited to lace up their sneakers and celebrate community, wellness, and motherhood at the 7th annual Mother’s Day Run. more
Local veterans and their spouses attend an informational session at the Amawalk Fire House. more
Yearly eye exams at Pham Eye go beyond correcting vision. more
For one reason or another, I have come to discover that many members of the general public believe that if they have executed a Health Care Proxy (HCP) or a Living Will (LW), that they are the same as a Do Not Resuscitate Order (DNR). However,... more
Women don’t have to feel alone in their pregnancy and delivery journey—and Hello Belly is here to make sure they don’t. more
Transformation from the inside out at Bové Spa in Somers offers a wide range of services from weight loss to HRT. more
Celebrate self-love and confidence at The Wig Outlet in Hartsdale, NY—a boutique where beauty is deeply personal. more
Shoveling snow is hard work and there are a few things you can do to protect yourself from injuries and other more serious outcomes. Shoveling is a cold activity. Be sure to warm up your … more
Krav Maga New York raised more than $3,000 for cancer research during Global Grappling Day. more
New York State recorded the highest number of flu-related hospitalizations ever reported in a single week during a flu season over the Christmas holiday, according to the New York State Department of Health. Health officials said the... more
It’s been many years since I even made a New Year’s resolution because I never seem to get past the first month and my plans fall to the wayside. Whether it was to tackle a long overdue house project, to read some books I have been waiting to sit... more
A new partnership between two agencies that serve folks with intellectual, developmental, and other challenges aims to expand services and opportunities for their clients. more
Dr. Michelle Adams is a Natural Health Practitioner dedicated to uncovering and correcting the true root causes of illness—not just managing symptoms. After losing her mother at a young age, she felt called into healthcare and chose to pursue a... more
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