city health officials

NYC recommends AIDS drugs for any person with HIV Associated Press

I have the answer to these cutbacks of pubic health services.

In the midst of economic chaos, let's spend tens of billions or even better, hundreds of billions of dollars more on experimental healthcare IT.

(It worked out so well for the UK's NPfIT, we should follow the NHS's example of how to wisely spend our crucial healthcare billions.)

I will comment no further:

Wall Street Journal Health Blog
October 5, 2011, 10:00 AM ET

The West Nile virus has returned, surfacing in mosquitoes in four neighborhoods across the city, health officials said.

More than 3 percent of District residents older than 12 are living with HIV or AIDS, an epidemic rate of infection that continues to worry city health officials.

But a report on the disease released Wednesday offered hope: New AIDS cases and AIDS-related deaths have dropped steadily in the past f...

NEW YORK (AP) -- City health officials have battled trans fat and high-calorie fast food. Now, they're taking on salt....

LITTLE FALLS, N.J. (MedPage Today) -- New York City health officials say they are investigating a possible swine flu outbreak at a city prep school.

The announcement came as the international public health community was ramping up efforts to address known clusters of human swine influenza cases in the U.S. and Mexico.