Humanity in healthcare? It’s gone out the window (Opinion)
Jim Gearhart has what he calls "an observation amounting to a conviction." Perhaps it's one you've experienced yourself.
Health & Wellness
Meet MARCo — NJ students create therapy robot for the mentally ill
The brainchild of students at The College of New Jersey, MARCo alerts caregivers when an individual is in imminent danger of harming themselves or others.
Heat wave: NJ water utilities ask customers to save water
The utilities hope by conserving now they'll be better prepared should drought conditions develop later this summer.
Measles-infected traveler may have exposed others in NJ
An traveler who went to several South Jersey medical facilities after a trip outside the United States may have exposed others to measles.
23 lives and counting: NJ residents paying it forward with organ donations
In October 2017, at the age of 46, Caldwell resident Brian Glennon donated a kidney...just because.
Clinging jelly fish extend painful reach along Jersey Shore
The small creatures are generally not found on the beach but on submerged aquatic vegetation and algae in back bays and estuaries.
Another rabid bat found in Middlesex County
It's the first rabid animal found in the township this year.
NJ group declares ‘blood emergency’ — how you can donate
The organization has dipped below a seven-day supply of blood overall. There's less than a one-day supply on hand for Type O Negative, which can be donated to anyone.
Honey Smacks recalled over salmonella; 3 cases in NJ
The CDC said that epidemiologic evidence indicates that Kellogg’s Honey Smacks cereal is a likely source of the outbreak.
47 Jersey Shore beaches face possible closure over high bacteria
Daily testing of the water at bay, ocean, and river beaches came back with higher than normal bacteria levels all along the Jersey Shore. A second similar test result will force the beaches to be closed.