NJ Residents Bracing For Health Insurance Spikes: See New Cost Estimates

The expiration of federal health insurance subsidies may send premiums through the roof. Health officials urge people to stay covered.

More Baby Formula Recalled In NJ As Botulism Cases Rise

A recall related to a nationwide infant botulism outbreak that has sickened at least one New Jersey infant has been expanded.

Baby Formula Recalled After Botulism Case In NJ, Other States

The baby formula is linked to at least 13 infant botulism cases in ten states, according to the FDA.

Major Healthcare Provider Closing 90 NJ Doctor’s Offices: See Where

Optum, a UnitedHealth company, is no longer offering a number of services and closing dozens of offices in New Jersey.

6 Now Dead, More Ill In Widespread Listeria Outbreak: What To Know In NJ

The Listeria outbreak has been linked to pre-packaged meals sold at various stores, including Trader Joe's and Walmart.

These Wawa Drinks Have Been Recalled In NJ

The drinks were sold in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Health Concerns Close Union Co. Library Indefinitely

The issue was found during an inspection.

Nasty Stomach Bug Returns To NJ: Here’s What To Know

Cases are once again popping up in NJ, according to health officials.

CDC Updates Guidance On COVID Vaccine: What To Know In NJ

COVID-19 vaccinations have been in a state of flux since the federal dismissal of a 17-member vaccine panel earlier this year.

Deadly Listeria Outbreak Linked To NJ Walmart, Trader Joe’s Products

Eating food contaminated with Listeria can lead to a serious infection, with symptoms ranging from headache to fever and muscle aches.

New Law Will Require New Jersey Landlords To Inform Tenants Of Lead Risks

Way, who is lieutenant governor and secretary of state, is acting governor while Gov. Phil Murphy is abroad on a trade mission to India.

NJ Health Officials Issue Notice On Recent Tylenol Claims

President Donald Trump recently made claims linking Tylenol, vaccines, and autism without giving any new evidence.

Looming Medicaid Cuts Will Increase Already-Rising Number Of Uninsured NJ Residents, Data Shows

Low-income residents are particularly affected, with nearly 18 percent lacking healthcare coverage, the Census Bureau says.

New COVID Vaccines Arrive In NJ, But Will Insurance Still Cover It?

NJ is strongly urging all health insurance companies to continue their insurance coverage for COVID-19 vaccines.

NJ To Maintain COVID-19 Vaccine Access Despite New Federal Restrictions

“This is about equitable access to the COVID-19 vaccine, which has been proven to prevent serious illness and hospitalization,” Brown said.

Major Change For NJ COVID Vaccine Policy

The directive issued by the New Jersey Department of Health on Tuesday night is in opposition to the U.S. FDA's latest ruling.

NJ Governor Announces $11M For Addiction Recovery Programs

Both the state and at least one local government have faced criticism this year for how they have used the settlement funds.

Most Affordable NJ Towns To Retire In For 2025

The state's 125-mile-long coastline with world-famous beaches and proximity to major cities makes it an attractive spot to settle down.

Your Risk For Dementia May Be Based On Where You Live, Study Says

Dementia is a group of symptoms that affect memory, thinking and social abilities.

NJ Leads Nation In Wellbeing For Young Adults In 2025

In the U.S., 13% of adults ages 18 to 24 are not working or attending school according to the National Center for Education Statistics.

New COVID-19 Vaccine Restrictions: What It Means For NJ Residents

Newly approved vaccines for COVID-19 target the newest variant and are in place ahead of the coming respiratory illness season.

32,000 Pounds Of Meat Recalled From NJ-Based Company For Fake Labels

Routine federal food safety surveillance activities led to the discovery of the fraudulent labels out on the market.

‘Razor Blade’ COVID-19 Variant Spreading Across NJ

The variant was first detected in Southeast Asia in January, and the earliest U.S. case was in March. See details:

This Coffee May Contain Glass, Chain Issues Recall: What To Know In NJ

Glass pieces could damage teeth, cause cuts in the mouth or throat, or perforate the intestine, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration said.

25K Could Lose Healthcare In NJ Under 'Big Beautiful Bill', Advocates Say

An estimated 15,000 to 25,000 people are at risk of losing healthcare in October 2026, according to Advocates for Children of New Jersey.

NJ's Healthcare Ranked In New Nationwide Study

Each state and the District of Columbia were evaluated on 44 indicators across cost, accessibility and outcomes

Where NJ Ranks Among States With The Most Underprivileged Kids

A new ranking by WalletHub shows some states address the issues faced by underprivileged children more effectively than others.

New COVID Variant With This Distinctive Symptom Driving Up Cases In NJ

Stratus is similar in symptoms and seriousness to other Omicron variants, but it may present a never-before-seen symptom.

West Nile Virus Back In NJ, Here's How To Avoid Getting Infected

West Nile Virus from an infected mosquito is spread through a simple bite, and was first identified in the United States in 1999.

These Are The Best Hospitals In New Jersey, U.S. News Says In New Ranking

For its 36th annual report, U.S. News evaluated over 4,440 hospitals based on their performance across 30 medical and surgical services.

10 Kinds Of Ice Cream Bars Sold In NJ Recalled Due To Listeria Concerns

Listeriosis can be severe, and even life-threatening.

NJ On Alert For Measles After Multiple Exposures, New Cases Hit 25-Year High

The total cases in 2025 so far is already more than four times that of 2024, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

NJ Sees Surge In Tick Bite Visits To Emergency Rooms

Ticks are most active in the warm spring and summer months through early fall, according to the CDC.

More Than 420K NJ Families At Risk Of Losing Benefits: Source

The average family is set to lose $182 per month, according to the Urban Institute.

NJ Makes Change To Electronic Exchange Of Medical Data

At the moment, birth registrars and nurses manually re-enter the same information into the state's birth registry.

Salmonella Outbreak Tied To Viral Ingredient Sickens 1 In NJ

The ingredient is a key component of a dessert frequently seen on social media in recent months.

'Razor Blade Throat' COVID Subvariant Sickens More In NJ

Centers for Disease Control (CDC) modeled projections show a jump from 15 percent to 37 percent nationwide.

NJ Kids Rank High For Well-Being In Nationwide Study

While education saw the biggest decline among the four categories on a national scale, high school graduation rates are continuing to rise.

NJ Provides Free Therapy To More Than 18K Students

OSHE says this first-in-the-nation collaboration with Uwill delivered over 78,000 free counseling sessions.

Tick Bites Sicken More Than 2K In NJ This Year: What To Know

The CDC reports that cases of disease have quadrupled over the last two decades.