• This month, we explore New Jersey's Loneliness Epidemic, speak with specialists for our Having Different Abilities Roundtable and name our 2025 Top Docs for Kids. Plus, of course, we talk about the Eagles' Super Bowl win. A lot. Go Birds.
  • 2.3 million residents in New Jersey suffer from loneliness or social isolation, a statistic revealed in the 2023 Social Isolation Study by the state’s Department of Human Services. The issue affects all demographics, from college students to seniors, with devastating impacts on both mental and physical health. A collaborative of New Jersey organizations has set out to ease the epidemic and bring connection to residents.
  • Every day, South Jersey physicians are working to keep your kids feeling fine. They also are dedicated and commited to improving the quality of your child’s life – maybe it’s a lighthearted joke or Bluey socks that lighten the mood. Whatever it takes, your kids’ doctor knows how to keep kids healthy – and happy. We asked physicians to tell us who they would call if a young family member needed care. Check out the docs most mentioned by their peers.
  • Significant progress has been made in the treatment and care of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. But maybe even more impressive are the changes in perceptions and attitudes toward this population. The specialists we gathered for this important roundtable all share the same belief: People diagnosed with a disability still have other abilities. Take a few minutes to get to know them, and you’ll see for yourself.
  • ESPN's Sal Paolantonio takes us through the Eagles' beautiful, complex - and winning! - season.
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