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As of today, Tuesday, April 6th, 2021, New Yorkers ages 16 and up are eligible for the COVID vaccine. Many states have made this same eligibility update also. You can check your local health departments website for information on eligibility and how to find a vaccination near you by visiting .

Each state has been responsible for developing its own plan in regards to COVID-19 Vaccinations. As of tomorrow, Tuesday, April 6th, 2021, New Yorkers ages 16 and up will be eligible for the COVID vaccine. Many states have made this same eligibility update also, well ahead of the May 1 deadline set by the White House. Be sure to check your local health departments website for information on eligibility and how to find a vaccination near you by visiting .

February marks Black History Month! It's an annual observance that began as a way to recognize the important people and events in the history of the African diaspora. This years theme is Black Family: Representation, Identity and Diversity.

It's February, the month the American Heart Association recognizes as American Heart Month. Five personal health numbers can help all individuals determine their risk for heart disease. The numbers, which can be determined by visiting your primary care provider for testing, include: 1. total cholesterol, 2. HDL (good) cholesterol, 3. blood pressure, 4. blood sugar, and 5. body mass index. Don't forget to wear read on Friday, February 5th to raise awareness about Heart Disease. #WearRedDay #GoRedForWomen

Looking for some fun ways for your teams to Go Red together to celebrate American Heart Month? Invite a group to hear a guest speaker (such as a cardiologist, nurse or heart disease survivor) during a digital lunch or happy hour. Host a heart-healthy cooking demo. Lead a digital workout or steps competition. Hold a contest for the most creative red outfit on National Wear Red Day. Decorate your digital office in red. Download Resources and pick out your favorite resources to help spread the word - there are posters, social banners, digital backgrounds and more you can easily download and use.

Go Red When You Shop! CVS Health and Big Lots! stores are raising funds and awareness during Heart Month: CVS Health is participating from Jan. 31 March 6, 2021 and Big Lots! from Feb. 1 14, 2021.

February is recognized as American Heart Month, and the 5th of the month is National Wear Red Day. 'Go Red for Women', or National Wear Red Day, encourages awareness of heart disease and stroke to help women around the world understand that cardiovascular disease is their greatest health threat and empowers them to take action to lower their risk. Too many women, particularly young and diverse women, remain unaware of the causes and how to protect themselves.

What a year it has been! Wishing you all a happy, healthy and productive 2021!