Health

Federal health officials say flu season is off to its earliest start in nearly 10 years, and it could be a bad one.

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A coalition of supporters wants Trenton lawmakers to override Governor Christie's conditional veto of the good samaritan bill to provide legal protection for anyone who witnesses a drug overdose and calls it in.

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The National Transportation Safety Board continues to investigate the collapse of a rail bridge in Paulsboro at the end of last week that led to a 7 car train derailment and the release of a hazardous chemical vapor.

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It's been just over a month since Superstorm Sandy unleashed her fury on New Jersey and as the extensive clean up begins, may Garden State residents may not even realize they fall into a high-risk category for dangerous mold exposure.

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How safe is your local hospital? A new report gives New Jersey hospitals improving grades when it comes to how well they protected patients from injuries, infections and mistakes last year.

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One of the things that parents dread most - one of their children waking them up in the middle of the night not feeling well. Shivering with fever and wanting to crawl into bed with them. Interestingly, it can be exactly the same with our pets.

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Lets take a look at some simple tips to help when working out this winter

I was recently reading an article about a piece from the television show "the Doctors" dealing with tips to exercise in the cold

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Nationwide, according to a survey by Mercer in Princeton, the average cost of health benefits for employees increased in 2012 by 4.1%, the smallest amount in 15 years. In New Jersey alone, though, health coverage climbed 6.6%, and the growth should continue  in 2013.

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