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‘If those of us in the medical community are to better understand the mechanisms of medical interventions in different ethnic groups, we need better representation in trials.’

ByKathie-Ann Joseph 0Comments

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Jan 2019

Government NYCHA

De Blasio Sets Broad Goals for ‘Quality of Life’ in State of the City

The mayor talked explicitly about improving the level of ‘happiness’ in New York City as he rolled out proposals for universal healthcare, universal retirement security and mandatory paid leave.

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Dec 2018

Opinion

CityViews: NYC Needs a ‘Boss Bill’ to Protect Women from Reproductive Injustice

The law would enshrine protections against discrimination on the basis of reproductive health decisions made by an individual.

ByJumaane Williams 0Comments

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Dec 2018

Opinion

CityViews: NYS Needs Single-Payer. But Health Reforms Can’t Stop There.

Finding a better way to pay for healthcare is important. But the disparities and unfairness in the way healthcare is delivered will persist unless officials, and the advocates who push…

ByJudy Wessler 0Comments

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Dec 2018

Government Podcasts

Max & Murphy: The Prospects and Pitfalls for Single-Payer Healthcare in New York

The Senate sponsor of the New York Health Act and a critic from a conservative think tank size break down the rationale for the bill and the risks it faces.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Oct 2018

Government

How Genuine is Cuomo’s Commitment to the Progressive Agenda?

While Gov. Cuomo’s progressive shift in rhetoric — whether spurred by Cynthia Nixon or not — is obvious, what happens next is less certain.

ByNeil deMause 2Comments

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Jul 2018

Uncategorized

Sensing ‘Single Payer’ is Possible, a Call to Include Long-Term Care

‘To be truly universal, the system must also include a new long-term care benefit that meets the needs of older adults and people with disabilities.’

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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May 2018

Uncategorized

MTA’s Bus Overhaul Could be Lifeline for Healthcare Workers, Who Face City’s Longest Commutes

The MTA’s Bus Action Plan may benefit healthcare workers, who have the city’s longest commutes and rely heavily on the bus network.

ByJeanmarie Evelly 2Comments

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Oct 2017

Opinion

CityViews: NY Must Expand Coverage for Allergy Testing

Too many New Yorkers who rely on Medicaid are not being diagnosed and treated in a timely manner due to the lack of blood allergy testing—in part because our state…

ByGustavo Rivera

ByJoseph F. D’Amore 0Comments

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Jan 2017

Health

Residents’ Resiliency Offers Hope for Better Health in Brownsville

Surveys show people in neighborhoods hit hard by health disparities are full of ideas of how to solve them—at a time when the healthcare system is embracing some experimentation. Will…

ByRuth Ford 1Comment

CityViews: How to Close the Racial Gap at the Frontier of Medicine

De Blasio Sets Broad Goals for ‘Quality of Life’ in State of the City

CityViews: NYC Needs a ‘Boss Bill’ to Protect Women from Reproductive Injustice

CityViews: NYS Needs Single-Payer. But Health Reforms Can’t Stop There.

Max & Murphy: The Prospects and Pitfalls for Single-Payer Healthcare in New York

How Genuine is Cuomo’s Commitment to the Progressive Agenda?

Sensing ‘Single Payer’ is Possible, a Call to Include Long-Term Care

MTA’s Bus Overhaul Could be Lifeline for Healthcare Workers, Who Face City’s Longest Commutes

CityViews: NY Must Expand Coverage for Allergy Testing

Residents’ Resiliency Offers Hope for Better Health in Brownsville

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