Register now at www.raritanvalleyymca.org for fall classes!
Awareness Day takes place on Friday, August 31
These programs are offered through the library’s Just For The Health Of It! consumer health and wellness initiative.
Here's the breakdown of all five rabid animals found so far this year in Middlesex County:
The animal was "displaying neurological symptoms near a resident's home" in the vicinity of Washington Avenue and Port Street.
An East Brunswick-based doctor temporarily lost his license after the state accused him of reusing single-use rectal catheters.
Numerous complaints were made alleging that Dr. Sharon Worosilo, who practiced in East Brunswick, acted strangely and reeked of alcohol.
When the homeowners pulled in Halloween night, they found the raccoon acting sluggishly in their driveway on Louis Street.
Breaking: Yet another rabid animal found in Middlesex County. This is the tenth rabid animal in the county so far this year.
Breaking: The bat was found in the vicinity of Yorktown Road and Brandywine Drive, police said.
More than 1,000 patient medical records from 3 doctors in East Brunswick and Somerset may have been compromised, police said.
An East Brunswick doctor who lives in Edison was arrested Wednesday and charged with over-billing Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield.
Breaking: The raccoon was acting aggressively in someone's backyard, and was killed by their dog, the county health dept. announced.
The skunk was found Sunday acting erratically in a yard on Hillside Ave. This is the sixth rabid animal in Middlesex County in 2017.
Courtney Donlon, 22, stood up when the JetBlue captain asked if there was a medical professional aboard. A woman was having a heart attack.
They say it may be just the weirdest doctor's office in America, and it's right here in New Jersey.
The neurologist, who practiced in Old Bridge, was convicted of improperly touching a female patient during an exam, authorities said.
The Maternity Unit at RWJUH Somerset Provides Preconception Tips for Couples Who Wish to Become Parents
A North Brunswick woman lied about obtaining her RN degree from a now-defunct Ohio nursing school, the state says.
Renovations include updated accommodations and interactive features for maternity unit patients.
Discuss the Risks and Benefits When Considering A Contralateral Prophylactic Mastectomy
Bob Jones met a group of men fighting prostate cancer, just like him. Here's why they call themselves The Brotherhood of the Blue Bottle.
This new drug can be deadly in doses as small as a snowflake, and this training will teach you how to combat it
Those living near the water main break can expect some water quality problems.
The discovery of a rabid fox and skunk make 16 animals with rabies found in Middlesex County so far this year, county health dept. reports.
This makes 14 animals total with rabies in Middlesex County so far in 2016.
Explore the Benefits of Sleep at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital’s Healthfest 2016 on June 28
Annual Community Healthfest Event to Focus on the Importance of Sleep
Area hospitals showed these substandard safety conditions in a survey that recognized the best and worst hospitals and the region
The Zika virus, which has been declared an international public health emergency, could become a problem in N.J. by July, an expert says.
A N.J. woman publishes graphic image - viewer discretion advised - of her botched breast surgery performed by a cocaine-addicted doctor.
A map and list of the top doctors in your town, or nearby. Click and zoom in on the map to find them, or search the list below.
Thousands of homes still aren't inspected for lead - and these lists show where the risk for child lead poisoning still exists in N.J.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has called for a recall of 190 pounds of meatball products from food stores in New Jersey.
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital breaks new ground in NJ with innovative treatment for heart patients
Offering Advanced Treatment Options for Central Jersey Patients with Non-Healing Wounds
Rutgers researcher recommends those 60-plus consider daily vitamin D supplement
RWJUH held celebrations at the New Brunswick and Somerset campuses on September 15, 2015
See video below. After each incident, Dave Dolan was left for dead. He's now pushing a bill to compel people to call 911 after an overdose.
Steps to prevent the disease and receive the proper help and guidance