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NJ football injuries — is the sport actually safer today?
Figures suggest there are fewer students participating in the high-collision sport at the high school level. But advocates suggest the sport is safer than ever, thanks in part to updates made over the past few years, even weeks.
NJ Docket app now keeping track of more than just COVID shots
If your records are up to date, you can access the app to find info about your latest flu shot and other immunizations.
10 years since Sandy hit NJ — What made the storm so unique?
"It was basically in a league of its own, in terms of anything New Jersey has seen in recorded weather history."
Anxiety screenings for all adults? NJ group praises new recommendation
According to the World Health Organization, the coronavirus pandemic triggered a 25% increase in the prevalence of anxiety and depression nationwide.
Missing NJ man with dementia found dead, cops say
"Cause and circumstance remain under investigation," police said.
Simulation teaching NJ residents, cops what it’s like to live with dementia
Just going to the next room to pour a glass of water can be an extremely difficult task when your vision and other senses are playing tricks on your brain.
Man with dementia missing after leaving car on NJ highway, police say
The 54-year-old man was last seen with this gray bookbag.
Will this year’s vaccine be a good match for NJ flu season?
Ideally, according to the CDC, everyone should be vaccinated for influenza by the end of October.
Vacant NJ lots, buildings can get new life through food-desert grant program
The deadline to apply for a competitive grant program is Nov. 25.
Following 2 lifeguard deaths, NJ beach patrols flagged for violations
Compliance officers looked at 58 beach patrols that employ public workers in Monmouth, Ocean, Atlantic, and Cape May counties.