Coronavirus
New Centers Of Care Are Taking A Surround Sound Approach To Long Hauler Syndrome
Taking in every specialization from neurology and
cardiology to rheumatology and pulmonology, local hospitals have robust treatment plans to combat the debilitating effects of long COVID.
By Wendy Kagan
May 1, 2021
Tags: Long Covid COVID-19 Hospital
Coronavirus
It Takes A Village To Vaccinate
Greenburgh's COVID Angels-a volunteer group almost 300 strong-work with churches and local health centers to reach low-income and minority residents who might otherwise get left behind in the vaccine rollout.
By Lissa Harris
Apr 1, 2021
Tags: COVID-19 The River Hudson Valley Vaccine Volunteer Greenburgh
Coronavirus
Has the stress, grief, and survival-centric state of mind that tanked you libido? You're not alone.
Apr 1, 2021
Tags: COVID-19 Sex Therapy Stress
General News & Politics
Farm and Food Workers Await the Vaccine
Vulnerable farm workers and rural communities are being overlooked by New York State's Covid vaccine rollout.
By Lissa Harris
Mar 1, 2021
Tags: COVID-19 Pandemic Vaccine
Coronavirus
A Shot in the Dark
Governor Cuomo keeps telling us: Follow the data. Follow the science. Follow the metrics. But both vaccines and vaccine data continue to be in short supply. When will the state level with us and provide public access to vaccine data?
By Lissa Harris
Feb 1, 2021
Tags: Covid Watch Vaccination
Coronavirus
A Monthly Update on COVID-19 in the Hudson Valley from The River
A monthly update from the The River on COVID-19 in the region.
By Lissa Harris
Jan 1, 2021
Tags: Covid The River Newsroom Lissa Harris
Coronavirus
A monthly update from the The River on COVID-19 in the region.
A monthly update from the The River on COVID-19 in the region.
By Lissa Harris
Dec 1, 2020
Tags: The River COVID Watch
Coronavirus
How Wastewater Surveillance at Clarkson University is Providing An Early Warning System for COVID-19 Outbreaks
Shane Rogers, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, has been conducting cutting-edge, wastewater-based epidemiology to create an early warning system for coronavirus outbreaks.
Presented with Clarkson University
Dec 1, 2020
Tags: COVID-19 Wastewater Epidemiology Clarkson University Sponsored Content
Coronavirus
Losing a loved one is never easy, and in coronavirus times, the intensity is off the charts. Grief today feels universal and relatable, yet it’s also turned on its head as we’ve had to either create new traditions or reshape old ones to fit our new reality.
By Wendy Kagan
Oct 1, 2020
Tags: Health and Wellness mental health grief death covid-19
Coronavirus
Central Hudson has pledged $1 million in economic development support in an effort to give families and communities much needed relief during the Coronavirus pandemic.
By Central Hudson
Sep 1, 2020
Tags: Central Hudson Sponsored Content
Coronavirus
Nearly six months into the pandemic, with no end in sight to face masks and social distancing, we have to be creative and even go beyond our comfort zone to meet one of our most basic needs: connection.
By Wendy Kagan
Sep 1, 2020
Tags: Covid-19 wellness
Museums
Hudson Valley museums adapted to life under lockdown by going digital, now they are slowly reopening with abundant safety precautions, reduced capacity, and the lessons of virtual programming under their belts.
By Nikki Donohue
Jul 13, 2020
Tags: mass moca covid-19 coronavirus Web Only
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