Tag: health
Beyond the Chicken and Egg: Avian Flu May Pose Pandemic Risk...
Dozens of dead geese were found in a park in Mercer County. Egg prices have reached an all-time high. What’s the connection between the geese and your expensive morning omelet? Avian influenza.Â
Experts Urge Early Detection for Persons at Higher Risk for Breast...
During the monthlong National Breast Cancer Awareness campaign which started Oct. 1, health care institutions, nonprofits, survivor groups and breast cancer specialists are adamant that early detection can be life-saving, especially for high-risk individuals.
Getting the Facts on Fibroids
In observance of Fibroid Awareness Month, local hospitals are hosting programs to educate the community about the condition
Life After Loss: Overcoming Grief and Finding Joy Again with Bereavement...
After losing a loved one, feelings of grief and sadness can be overwhelming and debilitating.
The Secret to Sticking to Your Fitness Goals in the New...
By Jamie Jablonowski, MPH, BSN, RN, CIC, CPH
Carley Dietrick of Oceanport getting ready for a challenging workout...
As the New Year Begins, Resolve to Take a Winter Forest...
New Year’s resolutions are all about second chances. Maybe we didn’t achieve our resolutions the first time around, but now we can give it another go. If your 2024 resolutions include getting more fresh air and reducing stress, here’s an easy solution for accomplishing both – try forest bathing.
Oh, Oh, Oh Ozempic! Is it Right for You?
We’ve all seen the reports, the gossip shows and social media posts: movie stars, reality show celebrities and even the people next door are using the drug Ozempic – and not for type 2 diabetes.
An Ounce of Prevention: Vaccinations for a Healthy Start to the...
Sharpening pencils, buying new folders, and shopping for fall clothes – it’s almost time for back-to-school for everyone from preschoolers to college kids.
Shocking and Not-so-Shocking Details about Toxic Shock Syndrome
At that time cases of toxic shock syndrome (TSS), the rare, life-threatening complication of certain types of bacterial infections, dotted the headlines, sending fear through women, parents of young daughters and many others.
Fighting for Solutions to the Teen Suicide Crisis
Behavioral health is an issue that affects the future of our families across the state. Regardless of what political party you support, where you call home, where you go to school, or where you work, the stresses of the world around us are impacting us all. We need to join together as a community to help our neighbors and future generations before it is too late.