Health
A New Book Documents The Tragic Lessons Of Toms River
March 11, 2013
A new book exposes the chemical contamination and subsequent discovery of a cancer cluster in Toms River. ...
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Where Growth is Always in Season: Urban Farms
December 11, 2012
As urban farms crop up in inner cities around the state, fresh produce becomes available in unlikely places. ...
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A group of New Jersey mothers work to raise awareness about Autism in Ghana. ...
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Profile: Organic Nest
October 16, 2012
Chemical-free, all-natural products for bed, bath and baby are curated by this Mendham mom, a passionate proponent of sustainability. ...
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When Food Bites Back: What To Do About Pesky Food Allergies
October 15, 2012
More kids each year are being diagnosed with food allergies—yet treatment and prevention remain elusive....
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For people with neurological disorders, therapy on horseback can provide the stimulation needed to improve motor skills, speech and more....
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Cynthia R. Green breaks new ground in the world of brain health, which involves more than just crossword puzzles. ...
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There’s No Place Like Om: Yoga and Charity
August 13, 2012
Yoga devotees will participate in a broad effort to generate positive energy and raise money for New Jersey charities....
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Above The Waves
May 8, 2012
A first-time lesson in stand-up paddling provides some shaky moments—along with fun and fitness....
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Where Therapy Is a Piece of Cake
October 10, 2011
Papa Ganache in Keyport is more than just your average bakery. ...
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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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Kids’ gastrointestinal problems can be tough to diagnose. That’s where pediatric specialists step in....
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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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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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Going To Bat For Adults With Autism
August 15, 2011
The mother of an autistic son realizes there are few services for adults living with autism, and acts to change the status quo. ...
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The Raw Deal
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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Don’t Bug Me!
May 9, 2011
As the summer travel season heats up, here are some tips to avoid the nagging bedbugs problem infesting nearby metropolitan areas. ...
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Lyme Time
April 11, 2011
As the weather heats up, so does the risk of Lyme disease—and the controversy surrounding diagnosis and treatment. ...
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10 Real Jersey Workouts
December 14, 2009
It's January—the time when many of us set course for improved health and fitness. Some just want to turn over a new leaf; others want a whole new body. Here's how ten real New Jerseyans work up a sweat in hopes of achieving their fitness goals....
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Where Mind and Body Meld
October 13, 2009
Calming therapies step forward to relieve stress and pain associated with disease....
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