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Good health starts on Monday!

Blog entry posted by SuraGeorge in Health Info on May 6, 2024 - 6:47pm

Healthy Monday is a national campaign that inspires people to practice healthier behavior at the start of the week. The idea began in 2024 as a project by Sid Lerner, a board member of the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.

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Healthy Monday and HHPC encourage healthy lifestyles in Northern Manhattan

Article posted by HealthyMonday in Fitness on April 5, 2024 - 1:14pm

 

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March In March - 3K Walk/Run to raise money for colon cancer awareness and prevention

Article posted by March In March in Fitness on February 9, 2024 - 1:34pm

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month!

We at The City College of New York want to inform the Harlem Community about the seriousness of colon cancer, but more importantly, how to prevent the malady by undergoing a colonic screening at the appropriate age with a board certified gastroenterologist. March In March (MiM) is a 3K race/walk in and around both The City College of New York and the immediate Harlem community. Monies raised from March In March (MiM) are directed to the American Cancer Society for colon cancer prevention and awareness.

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Healthy Living Tourism Planned by Local Harlem Entrepreneur and CCNY Students

Blog entry posted by greenproofing in Health Info on January 21, 2024 - 11:09am

Jackie Orange, CEO of Taste Harlem, a Harlem-based food tourism company, is developing a new service to attract local Harlemites that have yet to try healthy living options in their own backyard.  -This puts a new spin her core business that typically caters to out-of-towners seeking samplings of the city's offerings of gourmet and ethnic eats.