NJTV News Correspondent Briana Vannozzi sat down with Rutgers New Jersey Medical School's Chair of Emergency Medicine Dr. Lewis Nelson to discuss vaping-related illnesses.
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Cancer survivor Kasey Massa created Camp No Worries as a place where kids with cancer and their siblings could relax and have fun.
Proton therapy targets radiation to a specific area, sparing healthy tissue.
A new cancer center was announced in New Brunswick with the goal of improving cancer research, detection and treatment in New Jersey.
There are more than 850 immunotherapy clinical trials currently underway across the country. New Jersey’s is playing a key role and leading the way in ...
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey was recognized once again as a National Cancer Institute designated Comprehensive Cancer Center -- 1 of 50 in the ...
At Joseph M. Sanzari Children’s Hospital, patients are given VR treatment to help curb pain and anxiety.
Bucco plans to return to Trenton this spring after the regiment.
A Reuters report alleges the company has known since the late 1950s that its talc powder sometimes tested positive for asbestos.
Antonina Mitrofanova made up her mind early that she would dedicate her life to fighting cancer. The burden of debt from medical school led her ...
Look Good Feel Better is a free service for people undergoing cancer treatment to help them cope with appearance side effects that may result from ...
A new Breakthrough Oncology Accelerator unit at Morristown Medical Center aims to help enroll cancer patients in clinical trials and pay for expensive treatments.
When a pet is diagnosed with cancer, treatment comes with a hefty price tag. The Brodie Fund helps owners pay for medical care for their ...
Memorial Sloan Kettering partnered with Hackensack Meridian Health to open a state-of-the-art facility for cancer treatment in Montvale.
Approximately 70 New Jersey residents under the age of 30 were diagnosed with the disease in 2015, which is three times the number of cases ...
A BRCA 1 or 2 mutation does not necessarily mean a patient will get cancer, but the chances of developing cancer increase substantially.
New Jersey policies succeed in cigarette taxing and smoke-free laws, but lag behind in prevention and smoking cessation.
The proposed new tunnel under the Hudson gets a public hearing. With existing tunnels rotting, what's the cost if it fails to go through? Expanding ...
The Congressional Budget Office forecasts 14 million people could lose health coverage by next year.
Congressional auditors score the republican Obamacare replacement headed to the Senate. Could it be dead on arrival? Christie's budget's criticized for cutting funds to programs ...