Maimonides raises money during annual Golf Classic
July 6, 2026
Maimonides raised more than $350,000 at its Golf Classic to upgrade fetal monitoring systems in its labor and delivery units.
Maimonides raised more than $350,000 at its Golf Classic to upgrade fetal monitoring systems in its labor and delivery units.
One widely adopted initiative of his, Vot-ER, introduced the novel idea of registering patients as voters in a healthcare setting.
The highest average incidence of cardiac events took place during the first two hours after the beginning of each match, according to NEJM.
Borgen is chair of surgery, chief and founder of Maimonides’ Breast Cancer Center, Brooklyn’s first fully-accredited breast cancer center.
The event will welcome more than 500 cancer survivors, all of whom received or are currently receiving care and treatment at Maimonides.
Social media health influencers are fueling medical misinformation, reviving old snake-oil tactics and undermining public trust in medicine.
“Ghostbusters” cast and creators visited Maimonides Children’s Hospital, bringing themed costumes, toys and joy to pediatric patients.
Journalist Adam Penenberg examines how AI, misinformation and flawed studies are eroding trust in science and spreading unreliable research.
The Health Department launched initiatives and improved data, but Black women still face high pregnancy-related death rates.
Since 1845, TBHC has been dedicated to providing outstanding health services, education and research in Brooklyn.
Editorial cartoons cover political divide, Trump, global conflicts, health crises, and tech issues in a satirical roundup.
Maimonides Health hosts live theater performances honoring frontline healthcare workers through storytelling and arts-based healing programs.
Craig Thomas discussed parenting a child with a rare genetic disorder and raising awareness through his writing.
All have been brought to Nebraska’s Offutt Air Base following disembarkation from the ship, and will be held for a 42-day quarantine period.
The new regulations come following last summer’s cluster of Legionnaires’ disease in Harlem, linked to 92 hospitalizations and seven deaths.
A coalition led by New York Attorney General Letitia James urged the Supreme Court to block limits on mifepristone access.
The New York City Council on Thursday passed a package of bills seeking to do more to educate parents about vaccines.
Maimonides is one of three level three adult epilepsy centers in Brooklyn, offering the most in-depth epilepsy care in the borough.
The elected officials warned that the asbestos inspection that had previously been done might have been fraudulent.
Brooklyn civic leaders discuss public safety, health care, and community equity at an AACEO meeting with elected officials and advocates.
A STOP-WORK ORDER HAS BEEN ISSUED for the construction site of a controversial homeless shelter at 2502 86th St., after asbestos was found.
The plan provides high-quality coverage to 1.7 million low-income people but has now lost half its funding.
BA.3.2 is spreading quickly, but there’s no indication that it’s any more dangerous or that it causes more severe disease.
A proposed hospital merger faces delays after officials called for court review, raising concerns about oversight and community impact.
The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is bracing for a potentially significant loss in federal funding.
Bay Ridge Center hosted a “We Are Family” baby shower, uniting communities to support displaced families with gifts and essentials.
The program, which covers medical expenses for those suffering from 9/11-related illnesses, is budgeted for 120 staffers but has only 84.
They are seeking to learn more about operational challenges, the steps being taken to address them, and how Congress can continue to support.
The pianos can be found at NYC Health + Hospitals including Kings County; South Brooklyn Health; Carter; Gotham Health, and more.
Bay Ridge residents joined to raise awareness, support patients, and fund prevention and screening of the third most common cancer.
Since 1845, TBHC has been dedicated to providing outstanding health services, education and research to keep the people of Brooklyn healthy.
Made Fresh Salads of Bay Shore recalled 14 flavors of its cream cheese products due to possible listeria contamination.
These centers deliver free comprehensive primary and preventive health care to children in low-income and high-risk communities.
Lipyanskaya has been the CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health since 2020 and is helping manage the hospitals’ merger.
In an interview this week after nearly 16 months as acting commissioner, Morse reflected on this moment in public health.
NEW YORK CITY LOGGED more than 144,000 lab-confirmed flu cases so far this respiratory virus season, with over 1,400 in the week of Jan. 31