These 10 NJ hospitals are among the '250 best' in the U.S.These 10 NJ hospitals are among the '250 best' in the U.S.Two hospitals performed so well, they have spots on the "Best 50" list.Dino FlammiaDino Flammia
NJ receives 2 'F' grades in new report on tobacco controlNJ receives 2 'F' grades in new report on tobacco controlTobacco use takes the lives of more than 11,000 New Jersey residents each year.Dino FlammiaDino Flammia
Is Legalizing Magic Mushrooms A Good Trip For New Jersey? Is Legalizing Magic Mushrooms A Good Trip For New Jersey? So this is a big question here in New Jersey. Should psychedelic mushrooms be legal here in the Garden State?Shawn MichaelsShawn Michaels
Everyone in NJ is sick, but it would be nice to know with what Everyone in NJ is sick, but it would be nice to know with what The last few weeks it feels like everyone in New Jersey has been sick with one thing or another.Jeff DeminskiJeff Deminski
Cancer incidence on the rise in NJ, and the patients are youngerCancer incidence on the rise in NJ, and the patients are youngerTreatment of cancer has come a long way, but it's going to have to take on a lot more patients over the next several months.Dino FlammiaDino Flammia
New Jersey is the 7th healthiest stateNew Jersey is the 7th healthiest stateAs it turns out, our life expectancy is longer than the national average.Bill DoyleBill Doyle
Diners at this NJ restaurant may want to get vaccinated for Hep-ADiners at this NJ restaurant may want to get vaccinated for Hep-AThe Gloucester County Health Department is encouraging diners who ate at the Olive Garden in Deptford last month to get vaccinated for Hepatitis-A after a food handler recently tested positive for the illness. Jen UrsilloJen Ursillo
New Jersey ranks third for mental and physical well-beingNew Jersey ranks third for mental and physical well-beingIt may seem like everybody in the state is angry and in a hurry, but apparently, we’re pretty happy.Bill DoyleBill Doyle
Not all baby food in NJ is safe — proposal seeks to help parentsNot all baby food in NJ is safe — proposal seeks to help parentsCurrently, there is no mandate for the Food & Drug Administration to require testing for contaminants such as lead, cadmium, and mercury in baby food.Dino FlammiaDino Flammia
NJ researchers: Disturbing amount of particles in bottled waterNJ researchers: Disturbing amount of particles in bottled waterIf you've been thinking about ditching bottled water, new research out of Rutgers University may convince you once and for all to make the move.Dino FlammiaDino Flammia