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If you've never heard of edible crops like roselle (not the borough) or tigernuts (not a nut), you might soon get the chance to try them.

The most common response? Reconnecting with loved ones.

A Rutgers-Camden psychology professor says it's normal to gain weight under stress, but don't obsess about it.

Only in Hawaii did a greater share of surveyed residents suggest widespread closures should last at least six or eight weeks.

The new test, first announced last week, is already being used in several New Jersey locations and it may be one of the keys to re-opening the state economy in the coming weeks.

A new Rutgers study focuses on health care workers and their exposure to COVID-19.

By collecting saliva samples instead of nasal or throat swabs, more protective gear is saved for those treating positive patients.

The concept, which is not without controversy, is to grow the novel coronavirus in a lab and artificially expose a certain quantity of people to it, with the hopes of then vaccinating them.

Health officials in New York and New Jersey expect a crushing surge of patients in the coming weeks.

We are all being denied diner and restaurant visits because of Gov. Phil Murphy's public health emergency executive order, which only permits eateries to serve drive-thru and take-out.

Perhaps for perfect gift for your kids would be to get them off social media for the holidays.

New cases of cancer continue to be diagnosed, linked to the toxic conditions at Ground Zero.