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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.
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Consumer Confidence Pushes To Year-Ago High [AUDIO]
Gas prices may be spiking across the nation, but it’s not expected to shake consumer confidence. That’s according to Ken Goldstein of the Conference Board.
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Am I Ugly? Teen Girls Ask Internet for Response [AUDIO]
It’s a disturbing trend to say the least. Many teen girls are taking to YouTube to post “Am I Ugly?” videos, asking internet users whether they are attractive.
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Gas Prices Up In NJ: Drivers Brace For More Pain At Pump [POLL]
Gas prices have skyrocketed in New Jersey since January, up 25 cents per gallon at $3.53 and experts say we could reach a record $4.25 a gallon by spring.
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Mobile Carriers Face Spectrum Crunch [AUDIO]
Here’s a story that will affect your wallet. The United States mobile industry is running out of the bandwidth used to provide many of the cell phone services we rely on.
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More Folks Saving, Not Spending Tax Refunds; Survey Says [AUDIO]
Whether it’s putting it aside for a rainy day or for that vacation you’ve been waiting to take, a recent survey finds more Americans this year plan to save their tax refunds rather than spend them.