On Friday, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran and County Health Commissioner Lawrence Eisenstein spoke about the three new coronavirus cases on Long Island. 


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If approved, it would be the first new hospital on Long Island since 1980. Newsday business reporter James T. Madore has more.

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Kathleen Simonetti's son Noah, now 4, was diagnosed with a rare gene mutation, PPA2 deficiency. Simonetti hopes to spread awareness of the condition.

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In most instances, day cares facing revocation are allowed to continue operating while investigations are pending, and most never permanently close. NewsdayTV's Virginia Huie reports.

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Previous tests conducted by the Suffolk County Water Authority found no detectable microplastics in its samples. Newsday environmental reporter Tracy Tullis has more.

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The ranking highlighted five Northwell Health facilities, plus St. Francis Hospital and Heart Center, and Stony Brook University hospital.

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Community members said they hope NYU Langone Health's proposed development leads to more jobs and economic growth.

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The new hospital will become the system's Long Island flagship in a shift away from its Mineola campus.

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Members want an additional $4.5 million to complete a long-delayed study.

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The state recently unveiled $25 million in funding for programs that specialize in healthcare geared to people with developmental disabilities.

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Some Long Island SNAP recipients the Trump administration considers "able-bodied" could lose the benefit because of tighter work requirements.

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A genetic panel showed the boy, now 4, had a mutation in the PPA2 gene, which is required for energy production in the body.

PPA2 deficiency caused cardiac arrest in 10-month-old boy. His mom is now an advocate for those with the condition.

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McGorry, who has been living with two autoimmune diseases since college, received word on Monday that doctors found a donor who is a match. NewsdayTV's Ken Buffa reports.

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Newsday environmental reporter Tracy Tullis talks about the effort to improve Long Island's water supply.

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A plan to boost its finances foundered amid questionable management and leadership turnover. Newsday investigative reporter Peter D'Auria has the story.

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One young Long Island mother said getting pregnant at 16 has meant putting off plans to go to law school.

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Stony Brook University's Southampton campus is hosting a free camp for kids who stutter. The camp focuses on increasing confidence, resilience and self-acceptance.

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With vaccine skepticism on the rise worrying scientists, doctors and families, NewsdayTV's Doug Geed talks with Newsday health care reporter David Olson, Dr. Matthew Harris, and Professor Elena Conis about the impact it has on Long Island.

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In honor of Oral Cancer Awareness Month, NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn shares her personal story.

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The wide-ranging lawsuit alleges that Dr. Alexios Apazidis, along with two dozen other doctors, lawyers, chiropractors and radiologists, conspired to bilk FedEx through sham lawsuits and inflated medical bills. Newsday reporter Robert Brodsky has the story.

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