Maintaining your health is something that is important to everyone, and with the medical advances that are made, it seems as though there are new ways to improve your health & wellness each and every day. Long Island Health & Wellness articles will give you the scoop on the important health issues you'll want to know about, as well as topics of specific interest to Long Islanders.
By Long Island News & PR July 01, 2016
On Sunday, June 26 family and friends of Dr. Stuart P. Seiden came together to honor the late husband, father, grandfather, friend, surgeon and longtime resident of Smithtown.
By Long Island News & PR June 30, 2016
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced $10.5 million in funding over five years to support six new Recovery Community and Outreach Centers in communities across NY.
By Long Island News & PR June 29, 2016
No matter where you find yourself on the Fourth of July, you will probably see lots of food, beverages and grass-stained sneakers.
By Long Island News & PR June 29, 2016
With summer underway, Suffolk County Leg. William R. Spencer would like to offer residents pertinent safety tips to keep in mind while enjoying the pool and beach.
By Long Island News & PR June 29, 2016
An Air Quality Health Advisory has been issued for New York Stake and an Ozone Advisory is in effect for Long Island region for Wednesday, June 29, 2016.
By Long Island News & PR June 29, 2016
Due to heavy rainfall, the Nassau County Department of Health is issuing an advisory against bathing at five South Shore beaches, effective today, June 28, 2016.
By Long Island News & PR June 29, 2016
As the Fourth of July approaches, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is reminding the public that there’s no safe way to use consumer fireworks.
By Long Island News & PR June 28, 2016
Before you head out for your 4th of July outdoor celebrations with pet in tow remember safety first.
By Long Island News & PR June 28, 2016
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today signed legislation to increase access to breast cancer screenings and build on the series of breast cancer initiatives.
By Long Island News & PR June 27, 2016
NYSOH and NYSDAM are pleased to announce the second seasonal campaign to educate shoppers about affordable health insurance coverage.
By Long Island News & PR June 27, 2016
With the region facing an emergency blood shortage, Leg. William R. Spencer, MD stood with his colleagues and Long Island Blood Services to ask the public to give the gift of life.
By Long Island News & PR June 25, 2016
Recent sampling performed by SUNY Stony Brook has confirmed new cyanobacteria blooms, more commonly known as blue–green algae, in Old Town Pond in Southampton.
By Long Island News & PR June 24, 2016
ndependence Day, the Fourth of July is rapidly approaching, and with it comes the traditional displays of fireworks.
By Long Island News & PR June 24, 2016
“We agree with ACIP’s decision today to recommend health care providers and parents use only the inactivated vaccine,” said Benard Dreyer, MD, FAAP, President of the AAP.
By Long Island News & PR June 24, 2016
The July 4th holiday is a Long Island tradition that not only celebrates this nation’s independence but also provides ample opportunity for enjoying barbecues outdoors.
By Long Island News & PR June 24, 2016
New Yorkers now have more options to safely dispose unused, unwanted, and expired drugs, the DEC and DOH announced.
By Long Island News & PR June 24, 2016
A private ambulance is located at the theater during events, but only responds to emergencies that occur at the venue.
By Long Island News & PR June 23, 2016
The USDA and FSIS is urging everyone to take extra food safety precautions when planning their menu this Fourth of July holiday.
By Long Island News & PR June 23, 2016
CDC launched the first national reporting system for harmful algal blooms, as well as a new website with important information for health officials and the public.
By Long Island News & PR June 23, 2016
County Executive Bellone and Commissioner of Health Services Dr. James Tomarken announced today the activation of the Public Health Information Line: 631-787-2200.