Forgotten History Podcast, Episode 13: The Last Plague
When the Spanish Flu hit Philadelphia in 1918, it first overwhelmed the hospitals, then the morgues, then the gravediggers. The catastrophe was the fault of one man, public health director Wilmer Krusen, who allowed a Liberty Bond parade that spread the disease at a catastrophic rate. But was Krusen really at fault?
Capital Health Medical Group opens new primary care office in Browns Mills
Capital Health Primary Care – Browns Mills is led by Dr. Eddie Akrout, a board certified family medicine physician
Mercer County starts providing local Covid-19 data — Hamilton, Trenton, East Windsor have most cases
No breakdown on county's 24 deaths, but finally some information on how coronavirus has impacted individual towns in the county
Interventional pulmonologist joins Capital Health
Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell is now one of five hospitals in the region (and one of only two in New Jersey) to offer true interventional pulmonology services.
Lawrence OB/GYN Associates joins Capital Health Medical Group
Regional OB/GYN Practice Adds to Growing Team of Women’s Health Specialists
Starting tonight: masks required in NJ restaurants, while on public transit
New guidelines go into effect at 8 p.m. for the NJ restaurant industry as well as NJ Transit and affiliated transportation providers
State-of-the-art Lung Center opens at Capital Health
As part of its commitment to providing leading-edge care, Capital Health has announced the launch of its comprehensive, state-of-the-art Lung Center located at Capital Health Medical Center — Hopewell.
Radiation oncologist with expertise in advanced treatment joins Capital Health Cancer Center
Dr. Khanh Nguyen, a board certified radiation oncologist with nearly 20 years of experience providing treatments for patients with prostate, lung, breast, and central nervous system tumors and other adult malignancies, has joined Capital Health Cancer Center
How can I help my wife through menopause?
Experts from Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital are ready to answer readers’ questions.
Justice Grown receives permit to cultivate, process cannabis in Ewing
Justice Grown, a company that grows cannibis and sells cannibis products in multiple U.S. states, says it has officially received a permit to cultivate and process medicinal cannabis products from the New Jersey Department of Health.