Medical experts warn rolling back early vaccination could reverse decades of progress

‘Given the public health risks, action can be taken through executive order’

CVS will restrict vaccine access in some states, make available to all in NJ

The loss of funding ‘would have significant consequences’ in NJ

Trump administration eviscerates programs and staff vital to keeping workers safe from extreme heat and other workplace hazards

Department of Health and Human Services says it is pulling back $11B in public health funding, $350M from NJ

‘Many federal agencies are facing drastic cuts that threaten to weaken American scientific and innovative leadership’

The data is ‘crucial’ to measuring health outcomes in NJ, Tammy Murphy says

Likelihood of spread and peak in cases occurs between December and February

Since late December, more than 140 wild geese in NJ sick or dead likely from avian influenza

Interview: Dr. Suraj Saggar, chief of infectious disease, Holy Name Medical Center

Without insurance, vaccines could cost up to $150

Interview: Epidemiologist Dr. Stephanie Silvera, Montclair State University

CDC: Pain management should be a 'shared decision-making' process

New report outlines how COVID-19 caught officials off guard, ill-equipped and poorly-informed

Interview: Epidemiologist Stephanie Silvera, Montclair State University

Partly responsible — a new COVID-19 variant — called JN.1

DOH says its regional assistance program will speed response times. Local health leaders say they know better how money should be spent

On national tour of nursing homes, CDC chief also advocates for flu, RSV shots