Rutgers center marries data and research to improve health care

Dr. Mehmet Oz would run agency overseeing Obamacare, health insurance regulations

Report says mixed results in Camden Coalition program for people with significant medical and social needs

They're from different parties but on the same side. State leaders calling for civility after partisan hate speech led to violence. Legalizing marijuana. As lawmakers ...

Rutgers Center for State Healthy Policy asked a series of questions in a statewide poll about how people feel about their neighborhoods and the healthfulness ...

The new Republican health care law proposal would dramatically change the way health insurance is financed, for both the states and their citizens.

Before the vote to repeal it, there's a plan to replace Obamacare. We'll tell you what it keeps, what it cuts and why it matters. ...

Across the country, policy holders getting insurance through the Affordable Care Act will see an average increase of about 25 percent through the federal marketplace. ...

Is the Affordable Care Act becoming unaffordable? For some, double digit premium hikes could be offset by federal subsidy hikes. But others could get slammed. ...

The Syrian refugee crisis: New Jersey's congressional leaders measure the consequences of welcoming our share and tackling the cause of the humanitarian crisis. Preparing for ...

The percentage of those in New Jersey without health coverage declined from 13.2 percent in 2013 to 10.9 percent in 2014, according to a Census ...

The Supreme Court upheld Affordable Care Act subsidies, which have helped nearly 200,000 New Jerseyans get health coverage.

Christie in the UK. Brushing up his diplomatic chops. It cost a bundle. Did Jersey's Super Bowl pay off? The cost of refusing vaccinations. Monitoring ...

Director of the Rutgers Center for State Health Policy Joel Cantor says that a study by New England Journal of Medicine showed that a higher ...

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Those who get health insurance through the Affordable Care Act must fill out additional tax forms when filing their returns.

Is Christie too cozy with the Cowboys? Containers in Port Newark. Homeland Security's scanning for danger. Hospitals paying for making people sick. And a green ...

Hospitals found to have high rates of hospital-acquired infections and avoidable injuries will get a 1 percent cut to Medicare payments.

Ten shootings. Three dead. A violent holiday in Newark. Five home invasions. Are victims targeted by race? Trains carry a viscous brew. And oh, Christmas ...

Center For State Health Policy Director Joel Cantor says that physical and metal health issues need to be treated together.