This summer, swipe left on New York's clingiest blood suckers.

Learn how you can prevent, find and remove ticks that find you irresistible.

As of June 17, 2019, there have been 596 confirmed cases of measles in NYC since September. Most of these cases have been in Williamsburg, Borough Park and Sunset Park.

The best way to stop the spread of measles in your neighborhood is to get vaccinated. The measles vaccine is safe and does not cause autism.

Pregnant people have the right to respectful, safe and quality care during their birthing experience. The NYC Standards for Respectful Care at Birth (PDF) explain your rights and what to do if you have been mistreated or denied care or services.

Learn more about how you can be an active decision-maker in your birthing experience.

The NYC Department of Health provides counselors who can help you get covered.

Learn how you can get free, in-person help signing up for low- or no-cost health insurance.

Treatment can make the HIV virus undetectable, meaning you cannot transmit it to others.

If you have HIV, you can start or continue treatment today, regardless of your insurance or immigration status.