Health

The 9th Annual Colorectal Cancer Awareness Fair takes place Tuesday, March 19th

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A 20-minute nap twice a week is the standard at Nationwide Planning Associates Inc. in Paramus, where an old storage closet has been transformed into the office's "rejuvenation center."

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And YOU can BUY one right now!  I have the honor to call her my friend.  She's one of the most positive people I've ever met in my life.  And she's been through so much.  But more than anything she's an inspriration to her boys, her husband and everyone that meets her.  She makes these awesome hula hoops that anyone in your life young and old will love!  Here's her story.

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The New Jersey Health Department has declared a state-wide public health alert after identifying a third Garden State resident who is believed to have come down with measles and who possibly exposed hundreds to the illness. 

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New Jersey Congressman Bill Pascrell wants Congress to reauthorize the Traumatic Brain Injury Act, which he says is crucial for helping war veterans and athletes afflicted with this condition.

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Cancer is a horrific disease that touches almost everyone in one way or another whether they've lost a loved one or are suffering with the disease personally. You might find it surprising that a close look at Governor Chris Christie's budget plan reveals a proposal to slash funding for cancer research.

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It seems like a couple of times a year we get a local story of someone with way too many pets. But it leads to the question - how many before it's "too many"?

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Colon cancer is the third leading cause of cancer death in the national and 143,000 new cases are expected to be diagnosed this year, including 4,600 in New Jersey.

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Carol Wolfe of Dotties House joins Shawn & Sue

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A pilot program launched in a dozen New Jersey hospitals in 2009 which was designed to save money, especially among Medicare patients, is now expanding to 33 hospitals across the state.

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