COVID-19 'Overshadowing' Chronic Pain, Elective Surgeries in NJ
As medical teams have been uprooted from normal routines to meet the critical demands of COVID-19, elective surgeries have been postponed in New Jersey until further notice.
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NJ mom gets prison for accidentally killing baby while on drugs
Antoinette King pleaded guilty in July to second-degree child endangerment.
NJ Towns Were Ravaged by Drugs, But Now Some Signs of Improvement
The opioid abuse epidemic continues to rage in New Jersey but there are hopeful signs the Garden State may finally be starting to turn the corner to recovery.
Why NJ is Giving Out Free No-prescription Naloxone on Tuesday
Carole Johnson, commissioner of the state Department of Human Services, said the giveaway is not just for people who have a friend or relative who’s a drug addict.