Health: Virtual Reality Being Used To Help People Conquer Real World Fears
Overcoming phobias when people have extreme reactions, to things like snakes or speaking in public. Virtual reality is now being used to help people conquer real world fears.
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Overcoming phobias when people have extreme reactions, to things like snakes or speaking in public. Virtual reality is now being used to help people conquer real world fears.
The board of trustees at Rowan University has put off a vote on the proposed sale of 100 acres of land just outside Glassboro for use as a new hospital.
Smoking may soon be a lot harder in the state of New Jersey for young adults.
The Obama Administration released new dietary guidelines today. The latest report, which is revised every five years, backs off previous recommendations about cholesterol, but gets tougher on sugar.
Pat's Steaks was offering up a steak of a different sort today. They were making veggie "steaks" - so to speak, and it was all for a good cause.
According to a study, high amounts of dietary sugar in the typical Western diet may increase the risk of breast cancer and metastasis to the lungs.
The new study finds workplace programs that financially reward obese people for losing weight are ineffective.
A federal inspector found during a review that Wegmans altered its production schedule and produced chicken products outside the approved hours of operation.
The FDA recently approved a wearable defibrillator to protect children at risk for sudden cardiac arrest.
The doctors at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia save lives all the time, but the experimental treatment for one little girl has changed the face of cancer treatment.
Charlie Wund has suffered from a number of concussions, that's why the former NCAA football player and youth coach wants to help the next generation of athletes.
According to research, brain scans from nearly 200 boys provide evidence that the brains of obsessive video game players are wired differently.
The cost of insulin has been rising in recent years.
Researchers found that eating unhealthy food in the presence of a mirror can reduce its perceived tastiness, which ultimately reduces consumption.
