Coronavirus: Hackensack Meridian Looking For Recovered COVID-19 Survivors To Further Treatments For Others
Doctors say patients who recover have high levels of immunity and their blood contains needed antibodies.
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Doctors say patients who recover have high levels of immunity and their blood contains needed antibodies.
Gov. Phil Murphy wore a face covering when he arrived at his daily coronavirus briefing Monday.
Positive coronavirus cases grew quite a bit in New Jersey and Connecticut over the last 24 hours.
Some teenagers in New Jersey are showing their support for the medical community, with a unique fundraising effort.
Even though many businesses that sell prepared foods, like supermarkets and grocery stores, are allowed to remain open, some are starting to have a difficult time with staffing.
It is the brainchild of the all-volunteer Upper Saddle River Fire Department, who know a lot of kids in their town might not have a proper birthday celebration.
Coronavirus death toll now greater in New Jersey than the number of Garden State residents killed in the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
"The first responders are scared. We've never seen anything like this," said Dr. Mark Merlin, founder and CEO of MD-1.
The supplies included 192,000 N95 masks, 130,000 surgical masks and nearly 600,000 gloves.
Shalonda Owens took her vows of "in sickness and in health" very seriously. So much so that when her husband Dana came down with COVID-19, she was right there with him at home.
For children with autism, a set schedule is key, and it's just not classroom time the kids are missing. Many are not getting the services they need.
The town's mayor agreed to host the wedding in his front lawn, even acting as the officiant.
Small business owners in New Jersey may not be able to keep their businesses going without a loan from the government.
Gov. Phil Murphy ordered all flags flown at half-staff after New Jersey saw coronavirus-related deaths rise by 113 newly reported cases, bring the COVID-19 toll to 646.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio also sounded the alarm on the latex litter, saying it's not only disgusting, it's dangerous.