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Bronx News: Students Need Better Access to Asthma Meds - New Study

New Montefiore Einstein Study to Modernize Asthma Medication Process  Kids Can More Easily Access Medications at School  Bronx Voice  October 31, 2025   BRONX NEWS - A new Montefiore study aims to modernize child the asthma medication process by helping students access asthma meds in school. A newly awarded National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant will enhance collaboration between primary care providers, patients, their caregivers, and New York City schools.  Building on a five-year research project that increased primary care providers’ use of national asthma management guidelines, Marina Reznik, M.D., M.S., vice chair, Clinical and Community-Based Research, Children's Hospital at Montefiore and professor, Pediatrics, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, is launching a new study to more seamlessly link clinicians, caregivers, and schools so children can receive guideline-based asthma care while they are at school.   Currently, for children ...

Wild Brawl Lights Up Social Media

Man Dives Off Car During Beat Down 

An attacker dives off an SUV during a wild brawl near Pelham Parkway. -Social Media

By David Greene 

Bronx Voice 

September 9, 2024 


BRONX - The Pelham Parkway community is reacting to a video posted to several social media accounts that shows a standoff between two groups of young men—before punches started to fly.


The video posted to the social media accounts of City Boy Times and Friends of Pelham Parkway on September 6, shows several young men on scooters surrounding an SUV along Lydig Avenue at Cruger Avenue.


One man climbs atop the SUV, when the men inside the vehicle get out when the brawl begins.


The NYPD was asked about the incident, but they had not responded before the publication of this article.


“Phylis” a 14-year resident of the area was asked if crime and violence in the area was on the rise or decline, she replied, “It’s the same, it’s just that when it gets warm it’s more active. It’s like the summer and spring is when it really gets crazy.”


One resident who recently moved from the area after 20-years in the community, added, “Crime is going up, it’s neither here nor there, the world has gotten worse.”


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