Health and Science

The city has so far received $153 million from settlements with pharmaceutical companies, but expects hundreds of millions more in the coming years.

The demographic data could help insurance providers fill gaps in their services and offer a blueprint to tackle disparities, state health officials say.

The new rule – which will go into effect in October – requires food service establishments with 15 or more locations nationally to warn customers of any menu items that contain at least 50 grams of added sugar.

Experts say goldfish are already a big problem in New York waters.

Nearly a quarter of the bathrooms surveyed were marked as “unsanitary” and many lack essentials like soap.

The Black Inventors Hall of Fame, a nonprofit, aims to open the museum in West Orange, where Thomas Edison once lived and worked.

As of early this year, more than 500 of the agency’s 9/11 responders had severe respiratory disease and more than 2,600 had cancer, the FDNY's chief medical officer said.

State environmental officials say a cleanup is necessary, but that the air is safe to breathe.

Grab a blanket, go somewhere dark and look up this month.

It may feel like 100 degrees during the day Wednesday but cooler temps are expected by evening.