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AtlantiCare paramedics in southeastern New Jersey can now perform blood transfusions directly at emergency scenes, bringing hospital-level trauma care to patients within minutes of injury. The breakthrough program addresses severe hemorrhage, the leading preventable cause of death after trauma.
A New Jersey teen became the first patient in the state to be cured of sickle cell disease using his own genetically modified cells, eliminating the need for a donor. The breakthrough offers hope to thousands who lack family matches.
Shore Medical Center is offering a free six-week workshop to help cancer survivors and caregivers thrive during and after treatment. The Stanford-developed program starts February 24 and welcomes anyone affected by cancer, regardless of where they received care.
New Jersey just made it possible for patients to get physical and mental health care in one visit. The landmark rule change ends a decade-old system that forced people to use separate entrances and visit multiple locations for complete care.