A new clinical research trial is helping some stroke patients with limited mobility.

Experts are warning of a disease on the rise. The CDC estimates roughly 30 million Americans are living with diabetes.

Friday kicks off heart health month. Although heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, most don’t know the ...

One hospital looks to build trust with African-American men and increase their health outcomes.

Adler Aphasia Center provides clients a chance to recover from a devastating language disorder.

Recent research suggests the risk for stroke is even greater if migraine patients suffer from visual symptoms called auras.

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 ...

A community plagued by guns and drugs presents its own proposal to take back the streets. Can neighbors fix what officials can't? Can revitalizing Camden's ...

Heart disease is still the leading cause of death in the U.S. From 2014 to 2015 death rates increased from 167 to 168.5 deaths per ...

The American Heart Association's Go Red for Women movement encourages people to wear red one day a year to remind everyone about women's heart health.

Ahead of Tuesday's key primary for Christie, that old bridge gate scandal hits the headlines. In pre-trial arguments, former Christie staffers score a victory in ...

The alliance brings what Virtua has to offer and Penn research and clinical trials to New Jersey patients' doorstep. Starting next year, surgeons from the ...

The proposed Pinelands pipeline gets a push forward. Senate calls to keep commuters safe. Does the driver in the car next to you have a ...

The acronym FAST helps people remember the signs of a stroke -- face drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulty, time to call 911.

The Ferguson fallout. No Army contract, no work. Narcan. Price hike or price gouging? The antidote for stroke: video games. And that nor'easter. It's coming.

St. Joe's Hospital in Wayne is using virtual reality tools to help treat patients recover from brain damage caused by stroke.

Immigrants are relieved. Reconsidering offshore wind farms. Animal shelter officials in hot water. Stroke patients rehab with robots. And renegade radio. The way it used ...