When Memory Loss Is Normal – and When It Might Mean Something More Serious
What’s the distinction between normal forgetting versus early signs of cognitive deterioration? The experts at Hackensack Meridian Health explain.
Health & Wellness
NJ health insurance enrollment for 2022: Costs are up, so is aid
New Jerseyans have three months to shop healthcare insurance options and sign up through the state's marketplace. Premiums have increased — so has the amount of financial help available.
Older NJ residents say Medicare should bargain with drug makers
An FDU Poll commissioned by AARP finds nearly 90% of residents over 50 support a proposal to let Medicare negotiate for lower prescription prices.
Hackensack Meridian Health Answers: Should I Wear a Mask During Flu Season?
The experts at Hackensack Meridian Health explain important precautions to take against the upcoming flu season.
Mysterious Salmonella outbreak expands in NJ and US
Salmonella outbreak could be linked to fresh Cilantro
Pallone wants $10B to build, modernize community health centers
President Joe Biden's health secretary Xavier Becerra, joined Rep. Frank Pallone for events in New Brunswick on Monday.
Is Your Teen or Preteen Suffering From Anxiety?
Hackensack Meridian Health offers important information on anxiety symptoms and how you can support your teen or preteen.
How to Overcome Quarantine Fatigue and Post-Quarantine Stress
More people have experienced anxiety, depression, loneliness, increased stress and burnout during the pandemic. Hackensack Meridian Health suggests ways to improve your mood.
What Are COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects, and How Long Do They Last?
The experts at Hackensack Meridian Health answer questions that you may have about COVID-19 vaccine side effects.
NJ may drop need for parent permission for student health surveys
Parents could still opt their child out of anonymous surveys about substance use and sexual behavior, but their active permission may no longer be needed.