Participants learn how to make heart healthy meals at Hackensack Meridian Health’s cooking demonstration.
cardiovascular disease
Roughly 44 million women are affected by cardiovascular disease in the U.S., killing approximately one woman every 80 seconds.
Proposals and personalities clash in the last televised Republican gubernatorial debate before the June 6 primary. Were any undecided voters swayed? Protests on behalf of ...
Heart disease is the number one killer of women, with cardiovascular disease killing about one woman every 80 seconds.
Heart disease caused the death of 8,989 men in New Jersey in 2012. There are more treatments available now than in the past to help ...
Harrowing hours on the high seas for thousands of cruise ship passengers now safely back on land. A storm of emotions after a storm with ...
NJTV News has confirmed Chris Christie is ending his presidential campaign. His fate was etched in the Granite State's primary results. The debate bounce he ...
More dangerous crossings. Rahway River flood control. Bay Head's stalled beach replenishment. Could Liberty State Park be opened to developers? And women and heart disease: ...
The American Heart Association aims to raise awareness about heart disease in women by encouraging everyone to wear red.
Three years out is the 2017 governor's race off and running? Seeking tax revenues for cities with Urban Enterprise Zones. And Bay Head's oceanfront homeowners ...
The most commonly prescribed medications in New Jersey treat high cholesterol and blood pressure, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and mental illnesses.
Clara Maass Medical Center and the health departments in Montclair and Nutley have teamed up for the second "An Evening on the Runway" event, which ...
Women groups make a plea for earned sick pay. Gov. Christie signs gun control measures. And Ocean County business are surviving but not thriving.
Senior Associate Dean for Research at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School William Gause says the new Institute for Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases will work to ...