Last season, three New Jersey student athletes died from injuries sustained on the playing field. Here’s what the state is doing to avoid future tragedies....
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Patients in clinical trials of new drugs must weigh risk vs. reward....
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The Slow Food movement has an alternative to the traditional Labor Day cookout: the eat-in, a foodie version of the civil-rights era sit-in....
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You don’t always need to go to great lengths for a dose of rest and relaxation. Sometimes, you can find it just down the block....
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Self-advocates reject the term disease; seek accommodations instead....
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At Caldwell College, the wife-and-husband team of Sharon and Ken Reeve are addressing the shortage of teachers trained to modify the behavior of children with autism....
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A bill to mandate fluoride in New Jersey’s public water supply has pitted some natural allies against each other. ...
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Alternative and holistic healing gives veterinarians new tools to help keep pets in the pink....
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Banishing the mower promised to reduce our carbon footprint and put fresh food on the table. But what would the neighbors think? Montclair resident Laura Schenone threw caution to the wind and turned her front yard into a garden. The results have been positive. ...
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Doctors today have more ways to offer relief than ever before. So why are so many people in New Jersey and beyond still suffering? New Jersey Monthly examines the ways in which doctors are attempting to eliminate as much pain as possible when dealing with their patients. ...
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With new nutrition standards New Jersey schools are making mystery meat a thing of the past. ...
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Charges of Medicare fraud, office break-ins, political patronage, and criminal probes have the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey on life support....
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At tea time, you can relax, unwind, and savor time spent with family, friends, or yourself, sip by sip....
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