Health

If you live in the northern half of the state, not only are you more likely to live longer, but odds are pretty good your quality of life will be better, too.

Should the state have a say in your end of life planning?

St. Joseph's in Paterson has cut opioids use by 82 percent with alternative pain management treatments.

Pamela Capaci, the CEO of Prevention Links, says they’ve been able to launch some of the programs out of their center because of funding from the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act, which was ...

HomeFront, a social service agency that serves the working poor and homeless families, offers culinary classes at its Family Campus in Ewing at no cost to its clients.

The lawsuit names no less than eight drugmakers, three distributors and four drugstore retailers, and calls the operation a criminal enterprise.

Veterans fight overseas and then come home and sometimes end up homeless, or simply hungry.

Advocates are offering an action plan to protect New Jersey's children, especially those in low-income communities, from the dangerous hazards of lead poisoning and exposure.

Panelists called for an infant bill of rights, advanced wrap-around services in communities and legislation to even the economic playing field.

Rutgers Cancer Institute of NJ makes the list of the MDS Foundation 'Centers of Excellence".

Centering programs provide information that helps empower women, which in turn lowers preterm births rates.

While African-Americans make up 15 percent of the state’s total population, they represent 50 percent of those currently living with HIV/AIDS in the state.

Roughly 44 million women are affected by cardiovascular disease in the U.S., killing approximately one woman every 80 seconds.

After eight years of Christie's veto pen, the new governor is preparing to sign bills funding family planning centers in New Jersey.

The New Jersey Cannabis Symposium gathered to discuss the future of adult-use cannabis industry in the Garden State.