New Jersey Reports Second Fungal Meningitis Case
New Jersey is now reporting two cases of fungal meningitis related to steroid injections.
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New Jersey is now reporting two cases of fungal meningitis related to steroid injections.
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She calls herself "Black Madam," but prosecutors call her a killer.
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The Women's Care facility is directed at patients caring for families, working and trying to fit in all their own doctor's appointments.
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The New Jersey State Senate has approved an online health exchange program to comply with requirements under "Obamacare." That's not to say that plan will go into effect, though.
New Jersey's Health Commissioner has identified the six healthcare facilities that dispensed medication that has been associated with a deadly outbreak of non contagious fungal meningitis. Two of them are located in South Jersey.
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It still must pass the Assembly before moving on to Gov. Chris Christie.
The deadly meningitis outbreak is expanding into our area. Health officials say medical facilities in New Jersey and Pennsylvania have received some of the tainted medication associated with the outbreak.
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