Medicine
As you may have read, medicinal marijuana is finally going to be available in New Jersey this winter. But apparently not in the South Jersey town of Maple Shade.
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By Ken Schlager -
October 10, 2011
A personalized genetic test at Camden’s Coriell Institute started with a tube of saliva and ended with some surprising results.
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By Ashley J. Cerasaro -
October 10, 2011
Eliciting smiles from hospitalized children, specially trained dogs work miracles, sometimes just by cuddling.
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By Wayne J. Guglielmo -
October 10, 2011
Kids’ gastrointestinal problems can be tough to diagnose. That’s where pediatric specialists step in.
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By Nick DiUlio -
October 10, 2011
Medicinal marijuana is now legal in New Jersey, but many of the state’s doctors remain perplexed about how to prescribe the drug. Will Jersey’s strict regulations limit the impact of pot for those patients who need it most?
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By Leslie Garisto Pfaff -
October 10, 2011
Researchers are piecing together the intricate puzzle behind a devastating disease that afflicts more than 5 million Americans. Theories abound, but treatment remains elusive.
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By Mary Jo Patterson -
October 10, 2011
For women with ovarian cancer, awareness and early detection are essential to survival.
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By Steve Adubato -
October 10, 2011
FQHCs play a key health care role in the state’s most poverty-stricken neighborhoods.
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By Julia Lawlor -
June 13, 2011
Psst! Wanna buy some raw milk? Many Jersey families do—but they get the unpasteurized stuff out of state, where its sale is legal. Is it healthful or dangerous? Even Trenton has joined the debate.
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By Steve Adubato -
June 13, 2011
Steve Adubato admires the powerful and dramatic example set by genuine Jersey hero Eric LeGrand.
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December 13, 2010
The medical marijuana debate in New Jersey has become grounds for partisan bickering, bureaucratic wrangling and political posturing.
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By Jessica Remo -
October 13, 2009
The city of Orange partners with St. Barnabas to bring primary care to a residence for elders.
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By Mary Jo Patterson -
October 13, 2009
At UMDNJ, a new president steers toward a brighter future.
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By Jessica Kitchin -
October 14, 2008
Two New Jersey doctors see the wave of the medical future in the past.
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By Ken Terry -
October 14, 2008
There's plenty of blame to go around, but it's patients who may suffer from the closing of Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center in Plainfield.
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By Leslie Garisto Pfaff -
October 14, 2008
As research begins to unlock the secrets of traumatic brain injury, many puzzles remain.
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By Ken Schlager -
October 13, 2008
When it comes to health, most of us want a second opinion. New Jersey Monthly wanted six. We selected a half-dozen of this year’s Top Doctors and peppered them with questions about the patient-doctor relationship, the health-care establishment, and their lives as physicians. The questions were e-mailed to the individual physicians, and their answers to each were compiled in alphabetical order.
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By Jacqueline Mroz -
October 13, 2008
Aimee and Ron thought they were going to lose their unborn daughter, until they met the one doctor who gave them hope.
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By Steve Adubato -
October 13, 2008
In August, Dr. Lawrence McBride, left, performed the first two lung transplants at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, which this year became the only New Jersey hospital designated for the procedure by the Department of Health and Senior Services.
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