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Brain injuries a subplot at Super Bowl

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“The scary thing right now is that you just don't know,” Ravens center Matt Birk, a 15-year veteran, said. “There is just so much that is unknown.” Ray Lucas can give them a glimpse at what the future may hold. … They have joined a program in in …
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Government seeks changes for malt liquor Four Loko

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Four Loko gained national attention in 2010 after the hospitalization of college students in New Jersey and Washington state. Some states banned the drink, worried about the caffeine in Four Loko and its potential to mask how much alcohol one could …
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Bill Would Grant Immunity to Those Who Administer Drug-Overdose Antidote

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If the Opioid Antidote and Overdose Prevention Act becomes law, New Jersey would join eight other states that allow medical providers to prescribe naloxone and allow people to administer the drug to overdose victims without fear of being prosecuted …
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