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​Rare Flesh-Eating Bacteria Kills 8; What You Need To Know In NJ

Vibrio vulnificus, found naturally in warm coastal waters, has killed at least 8 people along the East Coast this summer. Find out more:

2 Hospitalized In Listeria Outbreak Linked To Ice Cream Sold In NJ

This ice cream brand is found in convenience stores, cafeterias, and grocery stores. All flavors have been recalled.

See The NJ Hospitals Earning 5-Star Ratings From Medicare

They are among 483 hospitals nationwide to receive the coveted CMS 5-star rating, based on their performance across five categories.

10 NJ Hospitals Among Nation’s Best: U.S. News Ranking

The 34th edition of the rankings recognizes the top 484 regional hospitals, as well as the top 22 “honor roll” hospitals.

Meat Allergy Cases Linked To Tick Bites Growing In NJ, CDC Says

The allergic reaction occurs when an infected person eats beef, pork, venison or other meat from mammals - or drinks milk, researchers said.

Soup Recalled From Popular NJ Grocer May Contain Insects

There may be bugs in that soup you bought at Trader Joe's, the company has announced. See more details below:

9 In NJ Sickened With Salmonella Linked To Ground Beef: CDC

A majority of the people who have gotten sick from the ground beef sold at ShopRite are from New Jersey, said health officials.

Ship Bottom Volunteer Fire Company Launches Recruitment Campaign

Seasonal and yearlong volunteers needed to save lives in sea and on land. All gear and training are provided at no cost.

More Sickened By Parasitic Stomach Bug In NJ; CDC Probe Continues

More than 581 people have gotten sick from the parasite. It can cause frequent and explosive bowel movements, and flu-like symptoms.

Poisonous Gas is a Hidden Danger for Travelers

CO poisoning can cause sudden illness and death in any season.

About 15 Percent Of NJ Adults Have Been Diagnosed With Depression: CDC

Data at this level can guide public health officials in targeted efforts to address mental health in their communities, the report said.

BelVita Products Sold In NJ Recalled; May Contain Peanut Allergen

The breakfast sandwiches were sold at Walmart and Kroger stores nationwide, and may contain undeclared amounts of peanuts.

Take the Test & Take the Next Step

June 27th is National HIV Testing Day. Get Tested - Connect to Services - Stay Healthy.

Parasitic Stomach Bug In New Jersey Probed By CDC

The illnesses are linked to a parasite often found in fresh produce, health officials say. More than 200 people have gotten sick since April

Listeria Concerns Prompt Fruit Recall In NJ: List Of Impacted Products

In New Jersey, the recall covers certain fruit products sold at Trader Joe’s, Target, and Whole Foods.

2 NJ Medical Centers Among Best Children’s Hospitals: U.S. News

The U.S. News & World released its 2023-2024 report for the Best Children’s Hospital rankings on Wednesday.

How NJ Is Regulating Cancer-Linked 'Forever Chemicals' In Water

Multiple investigations are underway to evaluate PFAS in the environment, including in New Jersey.

Little-Known Virus Saw Spring Surge In NJ: What To Know

Cases of a little-known respiratory illness, human metapneumovirus or HMPV, spiked this spring, the CDC says. Here's what to know in NJ.

Popular Snack Cake Recalled In NJ, May Contain Peanut Allergen

Those with an allergy or sensitivity to peanuts will need to check their pantry.

Tips for a Safe Start to Summer

Follow these safety tips to prevent accidental exposure to common summer hazards.

Here Is NJ’s Health, Wellness Rank In New Study

Are New Jersey residents thriving in wellness? Take a look at this latest study, which measures health indicators.

Another Death Linked To Eyedrops Recalled In NJ

A fourth person has died from the "extensively drug-resistant" bacterial strain linked to recalled eye drops, federal heath officials said

Mpox Virus Poised For A Comeback, CDC Warns: See NJ Case Data

Spring and summer “could lead to a resurgence of mpox as people gather for festivals and other events,” said health officials.

State’s Poison Center Data Shows Suicide Attempts are High in Teens

Young Females Often Choose Medication to Attempt Suicide

Listeria Concerns Prompt Recall Of Kale, Spinach, Collard Greens In NJ

The products are being removed from store produce sections, and consumers who bought them should discard them.

APLD applauds Trenton Water Works Legionnaires’ prevention efforts

Alliance to Prevent Legionnaires' Disease says similar prevention measures needed nationwide

New NJ Hospital Safety Ratings Released: See Best, Worst

New Jersey led the country in the number of hospitals receiving an “A” grade, compared to the fall when the state had the sixth-most.

Gold Medal Flour Recalled In NJ For Salmonella: What To Know

Consumers should check for specific dates on the product, according to parent company General Mills.

Ticks Bites Up In NJ And The Northeast, Sending More To The ER

Ticks are most active in the spring, and tick-borne illnesses are increasing overall, according to research. Here's what to know in NJ:

Studies Shed Light On Rare Hepatitis That Sickened NJ Kids

Officials are monitoring at least 9 NJ children with possible acute hepatitis, as a new study may explain how the infection develops.

16 NJ Hospitals Recognized For Safety, Experience In New List

See which NJ hospitals were in the top percentage for patient safety and experience on the latest Healthgrades list.

Beef Recalled In NJ Due To E. Coli: What We Know

Boneless beef chuck shipped to retailers and distributors in NJ and 8 other states is being recalled because of E. coli contamination.

Strep Throat Surge In NJ: What To Know

This more severe type of strep is usually seen in kids, but the CDC said some areas of the country are seeing it more often in older adults.

Emerging Fungal Infection Spreading At Alarming Rate: See NJ Data

The number of clinical cases of C. auris reported in New Jersey have continued to grow since as far back as 2013.

Frozen Fruit Sold At NJ Trader Joe’s Recalled Over Hepatitis-A Risk

The products sold at Trader Joe's in Pennsylvania have been recalled after they were linked to an outbreak of Hepatitis A illnesses.

Tick-Borne Babesiosis On The Rise: What To Know In New Jersey

Cases of babesiosis, which is largely transmitted through blacklegged tick bites, increased in eight of the 10 northeastern states.

NJ's Defense Against Spotted Lanternfly Destruction Begins Now

Removing and destroying egg masses now before hungry nymphs emerge is the best defense against their spread, ag officials say.

Listeria Risk Prompts Shrimp Recall At Major NJ Grocery Store

Customers should return the prepackaged shrimp to the nearest store location, Lidl US said.

7 NJ Hospitals Among Best In U.S., Newsweek Says In New Ranking

Newsweek ranked the hospitals on innovation, patient care, research and consistency. See how New Jersey hospitals did.