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The Best and Worst Foods for Weight Loss

The Best and Worst Foods for Weight Loss

There’s more to losing weight than eating salad and avoiding French fries. Here, some surprising foods that will help or hurt your slim-down efforts

Wake Up to a New Cup of Coffee

Wake Up to a New Cup of Coffee

Coffee may be good for you after all, so play barista and fall in love with these coffee drinks from around the world.

Peppermint Hot Chocolate Shots

Peppermint Hot Chocolate Shots

The festive flavors of dark chocolate and peppermint make the perfect holiday spirit to serve this season

Spectrum of Spuds

Spectrum of Spuds

When it comes to potatoes, plain old white isn’t your only option. These days, you can choose colorful new varieties that make it easier than ever to eat the rainbow.

Incredible Thanksgiving Recipes

Incredible Thanksgiving Recipes

Favorite Thanksgiving recipes and a day-after-Thanksgiving dish from Chef David Burke and Executive Chef Phil Deffina of David Burke Fromagerie

Healthy Hydrators

Healthy Hydrators

Get the 411 on the best and worst flavored-water drinks

Sweet Sensations

Sweet Sensations

2 Chicks with Chocolate, a sweets boutique in South River

Garden Fresh Dinner Party

Garden Fresh Dinner Party

Celebrate fresh ingredients- and creative entertaining ideas- with a menu designed by caterer extraordinaire Laurence Craig

Gorgeous Garden Party Recipes

Gorgeous Garden Party Recipes

These dishes are creative, colorful and delicious

Never Buy Salad Dressing Again

Never Buy Salad Dressing Again

The Only Three Salad Dressings You'll Ever Need

Booze-Infused Ice Pops

Booze-Infused Ice Pops

Only for the over-21 crowd, these frozen treats combine the best fruits of summer with hard alcohol

Imperial Fruit: Lychee

Imperial Fruit: Lychee

This power fruit is a touch of royalty for your table

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Born to Serve

Born to Serve

As chief of plastic surgery at Saint Peter's University Hospital, and through humanitarian work around the globe, the versatile Dr. Olson does a lot more than tummy tucks.

Voice of empathy

Voice of empathy

The journey that took Tabiri Chukunta from a small Nigerian village to his present role as director of community outreach for Saint Peter's Healthcare System has all the makings of a modern Odyssey, and perhaps its key moment was the day he "died."

Sky's the limit

Sky's the limit

Sometimes, when our dream at last comes knocking, we have to ask questions and make sure it's practical.

My week of green living

My week of green living

I'm green ... At going green, that is. That's not to say I'm eco-oblivious. After all, I don't drive an SUV. I buy only cage-free eggs. I turn off lights when I leave a room.

Fashion compassion

Fashion compassion

Fashion expert and New Brunswick native Lloyd Boston can still recall the most terrifying day of his tv career: "i made over a local New Jersey woman on The Morning Show With Mike and Juliet," says the style guru.

Stop schoolyard bullying

Stop schoolyard bullying

Don't think of bullying as a benign, "boys will be boys" situation. Bullies come in both sexes, and there's nothing harmless about true bullying. The regular targeting of a youngster for abuse is a form of emotional violence that can have serious consequences. Fortunately, parents can take some concrete steps to help children deal with bullying:

Battling genetic diseases

Battling genetic diseases

The baby was in grave danger, no doubt about it. Debra-Lynn Day-Salvatore, M.D., Ph.D., director of the Institute for Genetic Medicine at Saint Peter's University Hospital, remembers the infant she saw 10 years ago as if it were yesterday.

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