The New York Academy of Medicine Announces New Board of Trustee Members ..read more

Dr. Emily Murphy of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine receives prestigious fellowship to integrate social determinants of health learning into resident training ..read more

From Better Housing Options to Safer Sidewalks and Intersections, Age-friendly Brooklyn Task Force Outlines 10 Steps the City Can Take to Facilitate Improved Health, Happiness, and Opportunities for Older Adults Across the Borough Brooklyn is Home to 352,000 Adults Ages 65 and Older ..read more

The Health Foundation for Western & Central New York, in partnership with The New York Academy of Medicine, has announced 18 new grantee partnerships through their Age-Friendly: Go Local program. Age-Friendly: Go Local is an initiative announced in 2022 to support neighborhood-level groups and organizations in building equitable communities through locally focused healthy aging projects ..read more

Michael Sneed, Terry T. Fulmer, and Peggy Shepard recognized for their contributions to advancing health for all ..read more

NYAM’s historic annual awards recognizing leadership and contributions in the medical and health-related fields to be presented virtually on September 27, 2023 ..read more

Leaders convene February 26 at Designing Health Systems Resilience in New York to begin building systems that are better prepared for increasingly impactful climate-related events ..read more

In a Daily News opinion piece on International Overdose Awareness Day, NYAM's Michele Calvo and Gabriella Khawly call for the expansion of New York City's lifesaving Overdose Prevention Centers ..read more

NYAM President Dr. Judith A. Salerno co-authors a blog post for Vot-ER calling on the VA to deepen its nonpartisan voter engagement efforts and honor the sacrifices of our nation’s veterans by ensuring they can fully participate in our democracy and live the healthiest lives possible ..read more

Harlem World reports on NYC Health + Hospitals' Just Home project, which plans to house New Yorkers with complex medical needs after they leave jail. “Access to safe and affordable housing is a determinant of health and critical to advancing health equity. The Just Home program is an important step towards building a healthier and safer City for all,” said NYAM President Judith A. Salerno ..read more