Jersey Shore University Medical Center

If you have your health, you have everything. It's a slogan we hear very often and it is very true. Good health is the foundation of a great life.

You don't have to quite batten down the hatches with the warm weather here and mosquitoes, ticks, and other insects and bugs settling in around here, but, there are some things you can do to stay protected from them.

The tripledemic has impacted many individuals, families and others across Monmouth County and Ocean County and certainly beyond as it has sent a growing number of people to hospitals across the Jersey Shore.

In a world where many are often consumed by social media, the impacts that viewing and being influenced by the content portrayed on these sites has on human behavior -- particularly that of teenagers and youth -- is a concern and something to be looked more into moving forward.

It's important year round to have the same conversation brought up in October so that women and men can do what they can to lower their risk of getting breast cancer and knowing what to do right away if something feels or seems off.

During Stroke Awareness Month in May, education and awareness take center stage and we all need to take a few moments out to learn more about a Stroke so we can do everything we can for our families, friends, and ourselves.

The successful John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Medical Center is now going to expand its care and services at Jersey Shore University Medical Center.

Dr. Aakash Shah at Jersey Shore University Medical Center sensed that not enough has been done recently to curb violence before it produces consequences.

Jersey Shore University Medical Center has a new way to help you battle and treat your cardiovascular disease.

The K. Hovnanian Children's Hospital in Neptune will receive as many books for kids that are sick or in recovery as Barnes & Noble in Brick can give them. Here's how you can help.

Whether you refer to it as #NoShaveNovember or #Movember the important thing to remember all November long goes above the fun or growing facial hair.

Here are 21 Videos from our Newsroom and Sports Desk on some of the ways the Covid-19 Pandemic has impacted life at the Jersey Shore.