E.B. Solomont — Archive 
Most Recent Articles by E.B. Solomont
Bed Bug Boom Is a Boost To One Sector
September 30, 2008, New York section New York Lags in Regulating Bed Bugs
September 29, 2008, New York section Founding Dean Named for CUNY School of Public Health
September 29, 2008, Health+ section Salt Is Next on City's Hit List
September 29, 2008, Health+ section Bedbugs Emerge as New Area of Housing Law
September 26, 2008, New York section Queens Hospital Makes Last-Ditch Effort To Save Itself
September 24, 2008, New York section City Lights Ugly Campaign To Deter Smokers
September 23, 2008, New York section Upstate Hospitals Aim To Hire City Doctors at Fair
September 22, 2008, Health+ section To Love, Honor, Obey — And Study Nursing
September 22, 2008, Health+ section Chemical in Plastic Is Linked to Heart and Liver Problems
September 17, 2008, New York section Doctors: Insurance Companies Affect Treatment
September 15, 2008, New York section MediSys May Figure in Case Of Seminerio
September 12, 2008, New York section Fewer Full-Calorie Drinks In Schools, Report Finds
September 11, 2008, New York section Seeking Survival, Hospitals Are Turning to Makeovers
September 10, 2008, New York section State Recovers $269M In Medicaid Fraud, Waste
September 9, 2008, New York section $3B Study Seeks a Prevention 'Blueprint'
September 8, 2008, Health+ section Primary Care Boost on Tap For Lower Manhattan
September 8, 2008, Health+ section New York Shows Improvement In Infant Mortality Numbers
September 4, 2008, New York section Staten Island Resident With West Nile Virus Dies
August 29, 2008, New York section N.Y.'s HIV Infection Rate Dwarfs Rest of Country
August 28, 2008, New York section City: Staten Island Man Dead From West Nile Virus
August 28, 2008, New York section City, So Far, Bucks Trend on Poverty
August 27, 2008, New York section Hospital Woes Are Worse In N.Y. Than Rest of U.S.
August 26, 2008, New York section America's Obesity Problem Takes Another Helping
August 25, 2008, Health+ section A New Kind of Supersizing Tempts at Healthy Salad Bars
August 25, 2008, Health+ section New York's Hospital Project Approval Process May Change
August 22, 2008, New York section Albany Has Fix For Doctors' Insurance Ills
August 21, 2008, New York section Mount Sinai Appoints a President
August 18, 2008, Health+ section Hospitals, Paterson at Odds Over Proposed Cuts
August 15, 2008, New York section City Hospitals Most Affected Under Proposed Medicaid Cuts
August 14, 2008, New York section Federal Aid Could Avert Hospital Cuts
August 13, 2008, New York section City Woman Is 120,000th Recipient of Cochlear Implant
August 13, 2008, New York section Rare Device Aids N.Y. Brain Surgeons
August 11, 2008, Health+ section Nursing Home CEO Arrested for Not Providing Workers' Compensation
August 8, 2008, New York section Salary Talks May Lead to Home Health Aide Strike
August 7, 2008, New York section Moving Uptown, Couple Entices Friends To Follow
August 7, 2008, Real Estate+ section Closure of Hospital's Obstetrics Unit Is Criticized
August 6, 2008, New York section Kidney Procedure Illustrates Some Wide-Ranging Possibilities
August 5, 2008, New York section Health Groups Launch Infrastructure Agenda
August 4, 2008, Health+ section New York Hospitals Are Maneuvering in War on Cancer
August 4, 2008, Health+ section Gotbaum Seeks To Make Cesarean Rates Public
August 1, 2008, New York section Hospital Obstetrics Ward Will Close Amid Malpractice Crisis
July 31, 2008, New York section Cash-Strapped Brooklyn Hospital Plans To Shutter Obstetrics Department
July 30, 2008, New York section Rockefeller Archive Gets Its Independence
July 28, 2008, Health+ section Hospitals Try To Rein in Doctors' Rudeness
July 28, 2008, Health+ section Montefiore Takes Over Our Lady Medical Center
July 23, 2008, New York section Mount Sinai To Move Into $1B Campaign's Public Phase
July 21, 2008, Health+ section Sour Feelings Over Sweetener
July 21, 2008, Health+ section Video Games Helping Burn Patients
July 21, 2008, Health+ section Bristol-Myers Squibb To Pay City $7.5M in Damages
July 16, 2008, New York section
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