Assemblyman proposes a trio of bills that would increase transparency, demand more detail, alert local leaders to fiscal red flags

Little data is currently available about addiction to social media or online shopping, but medical providers are mapping out parameters, experimenting with treatments

Measure, which has been ten years in the making, would be for nonviolent drug-related cases

State joins Delaware and Pennsylvania among 11 states with a C+ rating on March of Dimes report card

Multiyear initiative seeks to cut opioid prescriptions to under 12%, collect statewide data to reveal trends and trouble spots

Hundreds of residents have been infected since end of 2018; experts urge vaccination and some testing

As the number of teens and pre-teens vaping and using e-cigarettes continues to spike, some 70 hospitals across the state pool information and diagnoses

Existing regulations are largely geared toward boarding and rooming houses and not to helping those with substance-use disorders, advocates say

New report suggests fear among immigrant families over Trump administration policies may have contributed to the drop

With Plan First program, Murphy administration picks up where a Democratic predecessor left off