At the third annual Harlem Walk-a-Thon, residents walked along the East Harlem Community Walking Trail, exploring the neighborhood's rich history and assets.

The City's report, "Block by Block: Walking for a Healthier East Harlem" (PDF), looks at the area's walking landscape and what community members can do to improve walking conditions in their neighborhood.

Getting tested (Español) and knowing your HIV status is the first step toward taking care of your health. Free or low-cost tests are available for anyone 12 and older at Sexual Health Clinics.

Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is a safe and effective daily pill that can greatly reduce your risk of HIV infection.

The Health Department is currently investigating a community cluster of 29 cases of Legionnaires' disease in Lower Washington Heights. Read the announcement to learn more about the City's response.

Legionnaires’ disease is not contagious and is easily treatable with antibiotics. Adults with flu-like symptoms, fever, cough or difficulty breathing should seek immediate medical attention.

If you operate a non-tobacco hookah establishment, you must apply for a Health Department permit by October 22.

Learn more about the City’s new laws for establishments that serve non-tobacco hookah (PDF).

Flu season has begun. Make sure you get your flu shot, not the flu.

Find a vaccination location near you and avoid the flu this year.