A new study found drinking water is often less safe than what the federal government may deem legal.
The Leapfrog Group released its latest round of safety grades. See how Carepoint Health-Hoboken University Medical Center scored.
The federal government has updated how it evaluates nursing homes. Here are the ratings for Hoboken and Jersey City.
More than 100 local businesses will take part in the 2019 Hoboken Wellness Crawl. Learn more here.
There will be a blood drive in Hoboken on Wednesday, Feb. 27. Supplies are “critical” after the recent polar vortex, organizers said.
The Leapfrog Group rating focuses on errors, accidents, injuries and infections. Find out Hoboken University Medical Center’s “grade” here.
The Icebreaker is back! Hoboken's exclusive Men's 5-on-5 Flag Football Tourney will be held in early Dec. Full teams only, 3-game guarantee.
The Aug. 7 event in Hoboken will include medical exams, safe sex resources, yoga, mediation, food, music and prizes.
The Hoboken outdoor market features a number of locally grown and organic products, music and games. It kicks off May 5.
A bizarre medical case was reported out of a New York City hospital, where doctors discovered a 30-pound tumor in a Hoboken man’s stomach.
The Veterans Yoga Project (VYP) fundraiser will be held at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken.
A 6-year-girl has died, and the state Department of Health is investigating. Flu cases, meanwhile, continue to skyrocket.
A kindergartener has died, and the school district is taking precautions to prevent the possible spread of the flu, officials say.
There will be a blood drive in Hoboken on Feb. 15. See how to sign up here.
Leapfrog released its bi-annual round of hospital safety grades. Learn about how it rated Hoboken University Medical Center.
Need to go to the dentist, but not willing to surrender a day of your hard-earned PTO? Maybe this mobile clinic can help.
Free seasonal flu vaccines will be available on a first-come, first-served basis for adult Hoboken residents, organizers say.
The RWJBarnabas Health system, which includes the Jersey City Medical Center, diverted 53,588 pounds of medical waste.
Hoboken officials: All donors will receive a $5 Dunkin’ Donuts gift card as a “thank you” for donating.
New Jersey approved a grow permit for its sixth medical marijuana dispensary. There's just one more step before it can serve patients.
How can parting with a little blood score you a pair of free Mets tickets? Find out here.
Rats, urine, human feces, drug dealers and mold. That’s why this N.J. apartment complex is “uninhabitable,” authorities say.
Hoboken Green Team and Public Library team up to keep weekly wellness events alive in the community.
“As we all know, the insurance coverage offered to disabled veterans and their families is not ‘five-star,’” a family member said.
The nasal spray will be available without a prescription in all of the chain's New Jersey stores' pharmacies.
Owners of the Kearny facility say it's 100-times more productive than a typical outdoor farm and uses 95 percent less water.
In 2017, the state is already on a pace to surpass all measles cases reported over the past two years.
A Hudson County man contracted the "highly contagious disease" while traveling abroad, New Jersey health officials say.
Federal inspectors have cited the Jersey City Medical Center for “serious safety violations” that resulted in the death of an employee.
Sure you’re tough, Hoboken. But can you beat a three-mile urban obstacle course that includes jumping over police cars?
Read about 10 common “food myths” that may impact your health.
The number of N.J. students who skip vaccines has jumped more than 400 percent in past decade, and the state has identified where they live.
Once upon a time, wherever Dwight Gooden was, you had to look. Friends now wonder if he's doing drugs again. Now when you look, you worry.
The recall involves store-baked and take-and-bake cookies that were sold between July 19 through Aug. 15, the company stated.
Some of the gummies and folic acid tablets could be contaminated with salmonella or staph.
Nicole Jurick is the founder of Peasful Kitchen.
Area hospitals showed these substandard safety conditions in a survey that recognized the best and worst hospitals and the region
Hoboken University Medical Center and Bayonne Medical Center may soon be dropped from city employees’ in-network health coverage.
How many pounds of cannabis did the state’s dispensaries produce in 2015? How much does medical pot cost in NJ? Find out here.
The testing will be conducted in Hoboken on April 21 and 28. See who is eligible here.