Guggenheim Museum
Coverage of Guggenheim Museum in the Nexus archive.
- NYC Legionnaires’ outbreak claims fifth life as source remains unknown
A fifth person has died in a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in New York City, with 34 cooling towers testing positive for the bacteria. Over 60 people have been sickened, and the source remains unidentified despite increased regulations and inspections.
- New diagnoses slow in NYC Legionnaires’ disease outbreak; source still unclear
A Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in New York City's Upper East Side has 60 cases, with slowing new diagnoses and ongoing inspections of cooling towers. Health officials report 76 of 183 inspected cooling towers tested positive, but the source remains unidentified. Progress includes 57 buildings completing required cleanups.
- New diagnoses slow in NYC Legionnaires' disease outbreak; source still unclear
New York City's Legionnaires' disease outbreak has 60 cases, with slowing new diagnoses and no deaths reported. Health officials have inspected 183 cooling towers in the Upper East Side, with 76 testing positive for Legionella bacteria, though the source remains unidentified.
- New diagnoses slow in NYC Legionnaires' disease outbreak; source still unclear
A Legionnaires' disease outbreak in New York City's Upper East Side has 60 cases, with new diagnoses slowing. Health officials have inspected 183 cooling towers, 76 of which tested positive for Legionella bacteria, and 56 buildings have completed required cleanups.
- Latest NYC Legionnaires’ disease outbreak rises to 59 cases — with bacteria now detected for first time across park, at posh UWS building
The latest NYC Legionnaires’ disease outbreak has reached 59 cases, with bacteria detected for the first time across a park and a posh Upper West Side (UWS) building. No deaths have been reported, but officials anticipate more cases in the coming days. The outbreak involves the Guggenheim Museum.
- Guggenheim Museum among 31 NYC buildings infected with Legionnaires bacteria
The Guggenheim Museum and 30 other New York City buildings have cooling towers testing positive for Legionella bacteria, as revealed by the city Health Department's first-ever preliminary list of such buildings.
- Legionnaires’ disease outbreak: Guggenheim Museum among 31 UES buildings with cooling towers that contained illness-causing bacteria
A Legionnaires’ disease outbreak has sickened 46 people in Manhattan’s Carnegie Hill and Yorkville areas, with 31 Upper East Side buildings, including the Guggenheim Museum and Whole Foods Market, preliminarily testing positive for Legionella bacteria in cooling towers. City health officials report 19 towers have been cleaned, while 12 remain under remediation, emphasizing no confirmed risk from indoor plumbing or air systems.