On Tuesday, October 28, Animal Control captured and euthanized a fox exhibiting signs and symptoms of rabies in the vicinity of 2100 Maurice River Parkway. On October 30, the Vineland […]
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The new Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill, slated to open in December, is offering the community an opportunity to catch a sneak peek of the building. On Saturday, November 9,
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Inspira Health has named Kaitlan Baston, M.D., M.Sc., a board-certified addiction medicine physician, as medical director of its new inpatient acute medical detoxification and addiction treatment center. Located in Inspira
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Cumberland County Office on Aging & Disabled will hold a free Caregiver Conference at Rowan College of South Jersey, Luciano Center, 3400 College Dr., Vineland, NJ 08360, on Saturday, November
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One in every three American adults has high blood pressure. To address this issue, the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA has begun a new Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program. This is available
Loneliness is the one of the greatest challenges to public health in South Jersey. According to new research produced by the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers
“Overall, low-income and racial/ethnic minority patients, particularly those with Medicaid coverage, have worse cancer outcomes. Evidence shows that they are more likely to be diagnosed late, less likely to get
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A ground-breaking conference for individuals, organizations and institutions involved in the certified therapy dog movement will be held November 19 at Rowan University’s Wellness Center in conjunction with the annual
With more than 40 percent of Camden’s Spanish-speaking residents having limited English proficiency, explains Dana Pilla, functional health literacy could literally mean the difference between life and death. “The need
Atlantic County health officials are urging residents to take measures to protect themselves from mosquito-borne illness by reducing their exposure to mosquito bites after two new mosquito samples tested positive
