Health & Wellness

Trenton resident Peter Baronsky, on the autism spectrum, waited months for a dental appointment to get a few cavities filled.

When Isobel Costello began her freshman year at Newton High School, she and her new friends began discussing how many students go home for the weekend without adequate food or basic hygiene products.

In New Jersey, unlike most other states, anyone can identify themselves as a nurse and get away with it.

Nearly a third have a child family member with autism spectrum disorder, a poll finds.

New Jersey ranked 15th among the states in total dollars from the CDC for health programs.

Thanks to a wet spring, the fight against the bloodsucking insect is off to an early start in 2019.

Gov. Phil Murphy has signed four bills into law aimed at improving maternal health care, particularly for residents using Medicaid.

Tyson Foods recalled nearly 12 million pounds of frozen chicken strips sold under different brands because they may be contaminated with metal.

When one allergy door starts to close in New Jersey, another one opens.

The state Department of Health reported the person went to the two locations in Middlesex and Ocean counties on April 22 and 23.