Coronavirus is a moving target, but NJ’s health care professionals now know telemedicine, sharing data and stockpiling PPE can mean difference between life and death
Health Care
New rules and procedures have been established to protect patients and staff and to adapt to the ‘new normal’
Three months after New Jersey’s first case of the disease, an epidemiologist discusses some of the still unanswered questions
NJ Spotlight data analysis suggests the number of deaths could be far higher than official figures show
Gov. Murphy says recommendations — which include improved monitoring, enhanced transparency, more enforcement — are ‘a call for all of us to do better’
Identifying and tracking all who have come in contact with someone with COVID-19 is critical to New Jersey’s reopening plans
While residents may want reassurances they’ll be safe as state reopens, health officials say reporting how many individuals have recovered from the disease is difficult
Stephanie Silvera, a Montclair State University epidemiologist, says understanding more about how virus is transmitted can help us reopen safely
Dr. Vincent Silenzio, a Rutgers expert in urban and global public health, shares his views on what we can expect
Department of Health also urges pediatricians to devise new office protocols to keep patients and parents safe from coronavirus, reduce fear factor
