Wellpoint New Jersey Hosts “Flu Festivals” Statewide This Fall
Wellpoint New Jersey will host free “Flu Festivals” across the state this fall to promote vaccination and community health.
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Gov. Murphy directs $130.7M from opioid settlements to expand NJ harm reduction centers and fund community support programs.
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New Jersey health insurance premiums are set to rise nearly 16% in 2026 if federal ACA subsidies are not renewed.
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Gov. Murphy orders review of federal cuts that could cost NJ $3.6B, threatening Medicaid, SNAP, and services for vulnerable residents.
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After her daughter’s suicide, a NJ mom leads efforts to hold Big Tech accountable for the mental health harms of social media on kids.
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GOP law delays Medicaid and SNAP cuts until after 2026 midterms, sparking concerns over timing and impact.