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The Gap Between Rich And Poor Growing In NJ [AUDIO]
A new report issued by the United States Census Bureau finds Jersey has one of the widest gaps between rich and poor residents in the entire Northeast.
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National News
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Stairway Injuries Among The Young Down, But Work Needs TO Be Done [AUDIO]
A national study shows childhood injuries from falling on stairs declined over a ten-year period. But there were still 90-thousand in 2008.
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Americans Want Action On Gas Prices, Poll Says [AUDIO]
A new Gallup poll finds strong interest from the public in getting the President and Congress to take action on high gas prices.
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Pitt Clinic Shooting Fatality ID’d As Staff Member [VIDEO]
The medical examiner says a man killed by a gunman at a University of Pittsburgh psychiatric clinic was a
25-year-old staff member.
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Colon Cancer Screenings Up; Still Detection Is Later [AUDIO]
More New Jerseyans are being screened for colon cancer compared to 10 years ago, 65 percent, and still 57 percent of colorectal cancers in the Garden State are being detected at a later stage.
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MONOC Impacted By National Drug Shortage
A National drug shortage hits close to home when a mobile health services company announces that it’s running out of critical medications.
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New Jersey Man Puts Face On Male Anorexia [AUDIO]
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More Teen Drivers Smoking Marijuana [AUDIO]
It’s a dangerous trend and it’s becoming increasingly popular. A growing percentage of teens is smoking marijuana and many of them do not believe it is a distraction while driving.
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What Do We Actually Pay, Day-To-Day? It May Be More Than The Fed Tells Us
A new study reports a big disconnect between government reports about price increases and what you pay in the real world.
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Parents Open The Door To Junk Food For Kids
Despite the plethora of information regarding the importance of healthy foods for children, kids are still getting their hands on it.
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It’s a Bacteria-Laden World… Or Is It? [AUDIO]
One researcher says he has found a bacteria level on an office desktop 400 times higher than a toilet seat. But a New Jersey scientist says don’t panic.
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Home Prices Fall Nationwide To 2002 Levels [AUDIO]
It’s not good news for home prices in New Jersey through most of 2012. Economists predict a downward trend, mostly due to foreclosures.