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Pfizer Booster Shots Offered at the OnCenter

WebKinney Drugs held a vaccine booster clinic at the OnCenter in Downtown Syracuse on Wednesday and Thursday. People who are 65 and older, have an underlying health condition or have a job at high-risk are eligible for the booster shot. Plus, the booster shot is only available to those who received the Pfizer vaccine. “It was efficient.

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» How the Syracuse Community Health Center Provides …

WebSYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) — The Syracuse Community Health Center, located on Salina St., made headlines last year for becoming the first drive-thru coronavirus-testing center in the United States.Now, after a year of research and investment in equitable vaccination methods, Chief Business Development Officer Derrick Murry has …

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» Syracuse University Hosts Free Flu Vaccine Clinics

WebBy Sam Rothman SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) —This year, Syracuse University students and faculty can get a free flu shot at the newly renovated Barnes Center at The Arch on the SU campus. Health care providers from the Barnes Center are administering free vaccinations as part of Syracuse University’s continued partnership with the Onondaga …

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» The Healthcare Vaccine Mandate is Already Making an …

Webtoday is the first day where all healthcare workers in the state of new york must be vaccinated in some capacity. despite the mandate, many still refused to get the vaccine which leaves some of their vaccinated colleagues frustrated.

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Sankofa Center for Reproductive Health and Healing …

WebFIONA HURLESS: It’s a quiet building on the corner of salina street and McKinley Ave, but the Sankofa Center of Reproductive Health and Healing is helping families across the Syracuse area, specifically families of color. Co-founder sequoia kemp is a doula here, where she helps provides support for clients on the journey to birth. But she says being a …

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» St. Joseph’s Makes Efforts to Recruit Nurses in Shortage

WebSYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) — Daycares abruptly closed, high-risk family members needed more attention, and metropolitan areas required more health care providers as they became coronavirus hotspots. When the pandemic began in 2020, nurses were the first ones to surrender their lives and professions to offer support wherever it was needed.

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» Crouse Hospital Prepares for Increase in COVID-19 Cases

WebMedical facilities like Crouse Hospital are preparing for the second wave. . The hospital recently had one COVID-19 case, but as of last week, the hospital has seen 22 new patients come in. However, Crouse is prepared for the increase in patients. “We do have capacity,” said Carrie Berse, an administrator for Crouse Hospital.

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» Crouse Hospital Opens Larger Addiction Treatment …

WebThe project cost $17 million overall. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) — Crouse Hospital will open its new addiction treatment services center to patients this Saturday. The center will be able to serve 300 people at once and features dedicated spaces for men’s and women’s programs, primary care exam rooms and a life skills lab.

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Sankofa Health Raises Awareness On Black Maternal …

Webimani clement: assata bey has a passion for helping new moms. in fact, she is a mother herself. clement: bey works at sankofa health center, a resource that strives to not only provide birthing services for black mothers but raise awareness on …

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» The Barnes Center Promotes A New Mind, Body, and …

WebBy Kayla Miller SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC NEWS) — The Barnes Center at the Arch has officially opened at Syracuse University. Hundreds of people have gathered at the new recreation facility to explore all the physical and mental health activities available to students. Syracuse University students will find multiple spaces for exercises such as

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Isolation in Nursing Homes Hurts the Mental Health of Residents

WebSYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) – Nursing homes hold the demographic that is most vulnerable to Covid-19 with the AARP reporting that Covid-19 killed more than 186,000 residents and staff in the United States.This forced many facilities to put their residents into isolation. While this protects their physical safety, their mental health is compromised as …

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» Wynn Hospital Completed in Downtown Utica

WebUTICA, N.Y.(NCC NEWS) — The renovation of Wynn Hospital in downtown Utica is complete. The hospital was partially funded through a grant of $300 million from the New York State Department of Health’s Health Care Facility Transformation Program.

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» How Syracuse Is Helping People Combat Mental Illness

WebNCC News’s Harrison Singer reports on how the city of Syracuse helps people combat mental illness. Harrison Singer: Only 44 percent of adults with diagnosable mental health disorders receive treatment, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services. For children, the number is under 20 percent.

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Eating Disorders Cases Rise During Pandemic

WebSYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) – The pandemic has caused an increase in mental health issues, and those who struggle with eating disorders had a difficult time coping when the structure of pre-COVID life went away. The National Eating Disorders Association said they’ve seen 40-60% increase in calls to their helpline during the pandemic.. Rebecca …

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» Helio Health Combats Opioid Epidemic in Onondaga County

WebSYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) — Death rates from opioid overdoses continue to climb in Onondaga County. President & CEO of Helio Health, Jeremy Klemanski is hiring qualified clinicians to join his team. “This epidemic that’s been going on for well over a decade now has done tremendous damage to our families, to our community,” Klemanski said.

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» How One Children’s Hospital Is Helping Kids Stay Safe

WebBy Julianna D’Urzo, SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) One local hospital is hosting Kid’s Safety Day.This is an initiative that focuses on preventing injuries. Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital will provide children with an interactive event.

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» Crouse Health’s Annual “Ladies Night Out” Promotes Health …

WebSYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) – Crouse Health hosted a lively evening at their annual “Ladies Night Out” event . The theme “Pinky Promise: Make a pact with your BFF” promoted health and fun with friends, creating a great time for Syracuse women. Attendee Deborah Patterson encapsulated the spirited atmosphere of the night.

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» Hospital Workers Support A Proposal For Doctors in Rehab Centers

WebNew Jersey hospital staff support a New Jersey legislator's mission for more doctors to help treat patients for opioid addiction at rehabilitation centers.

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» Mental Health Issues Challenge Onondaga Nation

WebFurther, a current issue Onondaga Nation faces is the failure for the people with acute mental illnesses, in need of mental health services, to not only receive the treatment they need but the education about mental health. “They don’t meet the criteria for inpatient psychiatric hospitalization that would allow them to get stabilized on

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» Tackling RED-S in CNY

WebSyracuse, N.Y. (NCC NEWS) – Among the physical and mental challenges that athletes face, there may be one you don’t know about: RED-S. Also known as Relative Energy Deficiency in Sports, RED-S is a condition in which an athlete is not getting enough fuel from food to meet their energy needs.. Athletes who participate in endurance sports with an …

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» Idaho’s Ban on Gender-Affirming Care Causing Hardship

WebFILE - The Idaho State Capitol in Boise, Idaho, is seen on June 13, 2019. The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Monday, April 15, 2024, allows the state to put in place a 2023 law that subjects physicians to up to 10 years in prison if they provide hormones, puberty blockers or other gender-affirming care to people under age 18.

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