January 8, 2016

Hoverboards were all the rage among gift givers this holiday season, but they also presented a serious injury risk to recipients. Now a number of U.S. universities are taking preventative measures to stop students, and others, from sustaining hoverboard-related injuries on college campuses. At Kean University, which is located in Union, New Jersey, school officials recently notified all 14,000 students that hoverboards would not be allowed on campus. In an email sent to students, Len Dolan, the college’s managing director of fire safety, highlighted the possibility that a hoverboard can catch fire or explode through no fault of the…

September 28, 2015

New Jersey motorists may be interested to learn that a recall of 2.6 million cars by GM in February 2014 has led to reversals of some convictions for which drivers...

September 21, 2015

New Jersey patients who potentially suffered a traumatic brain injury may be interested to learn that they may receive treatment faster if they undergo brain imaging soon after the injury...

September 10, 2015

Authorities in New Jersey are continuing to investigate a fatal accident that occurred in Monmouth County on Tuesday, August 25. According to a county prosecutor's spokesperson, a 71-year-old man was...

September 1, 2015

New Jersey parents may be interested in a new study that suggests a correlation between attention deficit hyperactivity syndrome and traumatic brain injury. The study, done in Canada, shows that...