Governor Signs Bill to Identify Autism on New Jersey Driver’s Licenses

Source: AutismNJ According to a May 15th press release, Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation (S761/A2369) requiring the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission to provide a voluntary notation on New Jersey driver’s licenses or identification cards indicating a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder or a communication disorder. The law goes into effect a year and a […]

Contaminated Eye Drop Outbreak Continues: Person-To-Person Contact Becomes A Factor

Source: CBS News Online The outbreak of extensively drug-resistant bacteria linked to eye drops recalled earlier this year is continuing to grow, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports, with 81 cases and four deaths now reported across 18 states, including Delaware, New Jersey and New York. The figures mark the first increase […]

Readington: After Fighting City Hall, Business Is Now “Rising” For Home Baker

Source: MyCentralJersey.com Maria Winter is finally making dough from her dough. After the Somerville Borough Council lifted restrictions on home bakers selling their creations, the full-time Readington math teacher’s side hustle baking custom cookies has been booming. And now she offers cookie cakes and s’mores bars. “As soon as it was legal, the staff members […]

Sale of Birth Control Pill Without A Prescription Recommended – Part 2

PART ONE Source: CNBC.com FDA scientists have raised concerns about whether the public, particularly adolescents and people with lower literacy levels, will understand norgestrel’s drug label and use the medication the right way. The FDA also found one-third of participants in HRA Pharma’s study reported taking more norgestrel pills than were actually dispensed. Dr. Theresa […]