National Institutes of Health award $11.7 million to university to spearhead project comparing narcotic and non-narcotic pain medicine treatments
Lilo H. Stainton
Lilo H. Stainton is an award-winning reporter who covered politics and public policy in New Jersey for more than a decade and later served as press secretary to Gov. Jon S. Corzine. She has also worked as a communications strategist, campaign director, and advocate for coastal protection in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
The Garden State’s addiction-recovery services and the people who are relearning what it means to have a ‘normal’ life will be celebrated Saturday, Sept. 28
New Jersey will develop a plan to drive down its high mortality rate among new mothers and pregnant women and reduce enormous racial disparities ...
The latest results from the testing of water filters in Newark are good, but New Jersey residents still have a lot of questions about lead.
New Jersey is investing $8 million to improve access to medication-assisted therapy for prisoners with opioid use disorders
Adverse childhood experiences — like poverty, violence, sexual abuse, divorce — can take a lifelong toll on kids that suffer them
New Jersey-based foundation funds healthcare collaboration that delivers first comprehensive instructions on healthy beverages for young children
Panel will report on sales restrictions and state’s capacity to investigate health irregularities tied to e-cigarettes; new awareness campaign targets young people
University Hospital joins growing number of NJ facilities trying to eliminate big hassle for some patients — getting to the doctor and getting home
In 2017, over 77,500 people in New Jersey were hospitalized from falls; Senate committee calls for $11.7 million pilot program to reduce fall risk among ...
