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If you've recently purchased a jar of Jif peanut butter, you'll want to familiarize yourself with a recall related to potential contamination.

A shipment of oysters recently harvested from Canada and sent to New Jersey may have been contaminated with the norovirus.

I can’t believe this took so long but the CDC FINALLY came out and discussed the differences between those “cute” cloth masks (you know the ones with your favorite football team or fake LVs on them) and the real-deal surgical and KN95 masks. All masks are not created equal but try to explain that to someone who wants their mask to match their outfit.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control has updated it's recommendations for safely celebrating the upcoming holidays with COVID-19 still a factor.

There is a theory that taking over-the-counter pain relievers before getting your COVID-vaccine may interfere with its effectiveness.

As the virus rages across the nation, celebrating the holidays is stressful than ever this year. Here are some tips to help you enjoy a safe and happy holiday.

An outbreak of salmonella, spanning multiple states in the last month, has reportedly made one person in New Jersey sick.

In a continuing effort to 'flatten the curve' of the coronavirus, Centers for Disease Control is recommending gatherings with any more than 50 people be cancelled for the next two months.

Thanksgiving is when families reunite. So, follow these four steps to discuss and record their medical history for National Family Health History Day.

The Centers for Disease Control has labeled a drug-resistant 'superbug' an 'urgent threat', on the rise in the Garden State.

When we are feeling sick, we typically turn to our doctors for antibiotics for help. What we may not realize is sometimes we should avoid the medication and let our bodies heal themselves on their own.

Apparently, washing your meat before you cook it won't stop the spread of germs.