Health

Ladies, sorry for the short notice but if you can get out there for a screening, you should because your health depends on it.

And no...it is not because humans are not directly related to Satan.

9-year-old Wall Township resident Alan Bagagem is a child who loves to play soccer, basketball and loves to run, is now confined to a hospital room with severe pain in his legs and fear of more seizures.

This trend, they claim, is based on nothing substantial and can cause health issues beyond just the animal population in New Jersey.

If you've never heard of Vibrio, there's a good reason. This potentially deadly flesh-eating bacteria usually is found in year-round warmer climates. But, now it's been found in Jersey waters and has killed a man.

The second oldest mayor in the United States is the brains behind and the face of a wellness campaign looking to encourage healthy living among his staff and residents.

Compared to other states, New Jersey performs quite well on two of these measures, but alarmingly poor on the other.

A tick that causes dangerous and deadly brain swelling continues to spread in New Jersey at an alarming rate. A Jersey resident infected by the virus has died.

It is called naloxone and it could just save someone's life. You will not need identification, a prescription, or an appointment.

Allergy sufferers in New Jersey are said to be much worse off today compared to those who suffered just a couple decades ago.

As many as 44,000 New Jerseyans became new victims of a tickborne disease in 2018.

When you grab a glass of water from the kitchen sink, how much medicine are you ingesting with each sip?