Why Everyone In NJ Is Sick Right Now
Nearly 9 in 10 Americans report respiratory symptoms in the past year, and many are still going to work sick.
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Philly & South Jersey Fake Sick More Than Most Americans
From work to family events, new data reveals how often Philly and South Jersey residents fake being sick.
Expect Another Harsh Year Of RSV Cases In NJ
Experts say Jersey may face another severe RSV season. Here’s what to know and how to protect yourself and your family.
NJ Hospitals Are Seeing An Increase In These 3 Diseases
Respiratory illnesses are rising across New Jersey as winter approaches. With COVID, flu, and RSV season here, experts say now is the time to prepare, stay healthy, and take simple steps to protect yourself and your family
How A Viral Starbucks Drink Became a Cold-Season Must-Have
The viral Starbucks Honey Citrus Mint Tea might be the comfort drink you need to survive cold season.
Amid rising child infections in NJ, FDA reports amoxicillin shortage
Amoxicillin is not used as a treatment for RSV, COVID, or the flu, but is commonly prescribed for ear infections, strep, and whooping cough.
Experts Say It’s Going To Be Rough Year For The Flu In New Jersey
Apparently, New Jersey is in for a rough 2022-2023 flu season.
NJ health department urges flu vaccine for all eligible residents
Children younger than 5, adults 65 and over, pregnant women, American Indians and Alaskan Natives, those with certain complicating medical conditions, or who care for people most susceptible to flu are considered high-risk.
Masked For Life? Flu Down 99 Percent In New Jersey, Experts Say Masks Should Stay
This year the flu was down 99%. October through May is pretty much what we consider flu season and if there is one silver lining in this whole COVID chapter it is that we basically did not have a flu season this year. New Jersey epidemiologists have been tossing the suggestion out there of wearing masks going forward for every flu season even after COVID is in the rear view mirror.