​NJ Pushes Abortion Medication Change

The FDA first approved the drug in 2000, leading to more than 7.5 million people in the U.S. using it.

Free Fishing Events Coming To NJ

Whether for fun or a competition, New Jersey has plenty of opportunities to get out and enjoy the water.

Extreme Heat Awareness Week Aims To Help With Rising Temps

The National Weather Service calls extreme heat periods of three or more consecutive days with temperatures of 90 degrees Fahrenheit.

America's Poison Centers Warns Public About Dangers of Pink Cocaine

The national nonprofit organization describes the symptoms of overdosing on the mixture of drugs – and how to help those affected.

Automatic Vaccine Registration Proposed In New NJ Law

The bill follows a string of measles case exposures around the United States over the past year.

New COVID Variant Dominant In China Showing Up: What To Know In NJ

A new variant of COVID-19 is circulating in other parts of the world and could affect New Jersey. Here's what you should know.

NJ Hospital Record Breach Exposes Patient’s Sensitive Data

The data points included names, Social Security numbers, medical records and health insurance details.

Invasive Tick Species Rapidly Spreading In NJ: What To Know

The rampant species of tick is parthenogenetic, which means that females can lay viable eggs without a male.

New NJ Law Expands Access To 'Critical Services'

The new law is meant to expand the number of people in substance abuse facilities and mental health resources that are available.

CDC Changes COVID Vaccine Recommendations For These NJ Residents

Trump Administration officials announced the change on Tuesday in a video on X. See the changes:

Cucumbers Sold At NJ Chain Store Recalled Over Salmonella Concerns

The CDC is currently investigating a Salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers that has sickened 26 people in 15 states.

Living Within 1 Mile Doubles Parkinson’s Risk: What To Know In NJ

This recreational activity could be putting you in harm's way.

COVID Vaccine Rule Changes Proposed: What To Know In NJ

Some new rules are proposed for who should get the COVID vaccine booster. Here's what to know:

Murphy Budget Proposes Massive Cut To Cancer Screening Program

Gov. Phil Murphy's budget for the upcoming year could slash funding for a program that provides cancer screenings for the underserved.

Poison Centers Observe Increased Vitamin A Exposures in Children

Vitamin A is a key part of the treatment for measles, but it must be used carefully under medical supervision.

This Childhood Illness Increased 1,500% Nationwide: See NJ Data

The spiking rates of two diseases could be signaling a return of childhood illnesses, according to a new ProPublica report.

These Are NJ’s Safest Hospitals, New Ranking Says

The ranking grades general hospitals in the U.S. based on their ability to protect patients from medical errors, accidents and more.

This NJ City Among Most Polluted In U.S., New Report Says

The American Lung Association recently released the 2025 “State of the Air” report, which found the air we breathe is getting dirtier.

Apple Juice Recalled In NJ Over Fears Of Toxic Contamination

​Thousands of bottles of apple juice are being recalled over concerns they may be contaminated with a toxin

Smoke Outbreak From NJ Wildfire Could Impact Air Quality

An 8,500-acre wildfire, which sparked on Tuesday, continues to burn in South Jersey on Wednesday.

As Tick Season Arrives In NJ, Know What To Watch Out For

Tick season is starting in New Jersey, along with the potential for serious tick-borne illnesses.

Target Recalls Popular Baby Food Brand: What To Know In NJ

The tubs of baby food were distributed to Target stores across the country, according to a recall alert.

Invasive Strep Infection Risk Spiked, Study Shows: What To Know In NJ

Doctors have called for a vaccine against group A strep infections given the growing antibiotic resistance of the bacteria.

Botulism Concerns Prompt Juice Recall In NJ

The FDA is recalling the juice sold in several U.S. states due to the risk of potential food poisoning.

Drug-Resistant Fungus Spreading Through Hospitals: What To Know In NJ

Close to 600 cases of C. auris have been confirmed in New Jersey in the past eight years, the state health department said.

5 Common Spring Injuries & Tips To Help Minimize Your Risk

Stay active this season with expert tips from Summit Health Orthopedics to help reduce your risk of sprains, strains and other injuries.

Millions of People in the U.S. Have Inactive TB but Don't Know It

World TB Day 2025

Prevention is the Strongest Antidote for Poisoning

The New Jersey Poison Control Center urges implementing poison safety practices at home during National Poison Prevention Week.

These Are The Safest NJ Hospitals, New Report Says

Healthgrades’ 2025 Patient Safety Excellence Awards recognize 442 hospitals in 40 states that represent the top 10 percent of hospitals.

Carbon Monoxide Sickens NJ Family of Four

NJ Poison Control Center experts warn of unsafe use of portable gas generators and to check CO detector batteries with the time change.

More NJ Kids Are Unvaccinated Than 10 Years Ago: County Breakdown

Fewer New Jersey children are getting vaccinated as measles cases continue to rise both in the Garden State and nationwide.

6 NJ Hospitals Among Best In The World, New Ranking Says

See which hospitals throughout the state received global recognition:

Measles Cases Rising Nationwide: Should We Worry In NJ?

An emergency room patient in North Jersey was recently confirmed to have measles, as outbreaks have been reported in other states.

Bird Flu Vaccine By NJ Company Approved For Use

The USDA issued a conditional license for a vaccine designed to protect chickens from the virus.

NJ Is Second-Worst State For Retirees, Study Says

WalletHub looked at factors including tax rates, cost of living and quality medical care to determine the best states to retire.

Fatal Food Poisoning Risk Prompts Canned Tuna Recall In NJ

A seafood company has recalled cans of tuna sold at Walmart, Trader Joe's, and independent retailers in New Jersey due to a botulism risk.

Influenza Rates ‘Very High’ In NJ In Flu’s 2nd Wave

Data shows this is the most intense flu season since the 2009-2010 swine flu outbreak, with doctors' visits and hospitalizations surging.

Tuberculosis Outbreak: Cause For Worry In NJ?

A year-long outbreak in Kansas has killed two people since it started last January. Here's what to know:

NJ's Largest Hospital System To Drop Major Insurer

The two healthcare giants have been unable to come to an agreement over pricing and reimbursement.

Mask Requirement Returns At North Jersey Hospital System

This includes all hospitals and outpatient sites, such as physician's offices and rehab facilities.