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Making The Best Martini

“Shaken, not stirred,” insists James Bond whenever he orders his favorite drink—a dry martini. But Donish Baher, bartender-manager at the Martini Grill in Wood-Ridge, says the fictional British spy is all wet.

Fresh from the Local Farm

Treat yourself to the freshest vegetables possible this summer—and support local farms in the process.

The Lure of Lucuma

Yearning for a delicious but natural sweet fix? Discover the many sweet ways you can savor this delicious Peruvian fruit.

10 Secrets Your Skin Reveals

From Lupis and Diabetes to Shingles and Hodgkins, the epidermis can offer clues to serious illness. Check for these signs and diagnose yourself early.

Mayan Magic

On Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, the Grand Velas Riviera Maya is a feast for all the senses in a land of ancient mystery.

Let There Be Lightbox!

A new imaging system means much better treatment for some people with peripheral artery disease. Saint Peter's 'Lightbox' offers physicians a clearer picture, allowing for safer and more effective operations.

The Joy of Bok Choy

That mysterious green in your Chinese stir-fry delivers flavor, vitamins and a satisfying crunch.

George Saviano, M.D

"I love mechanically complex things, and the heart-like a watch-is very mechanistic" What made an intricate watch so pricy? George Saviano, M.D., decided to get to the heart of the matter.

Stay Safe This Spring

After a punishingly harsh winter, spring is—hurrah!—finally upon us. Warmer weather brings dangers, but sensible precautions can help you avoid illness or injury.

Edward Fein, M.D

"If you focus on it and have a plan and carry it out, it does work." When it comes to belief in the benefits of exercise, Edward Fein, M.D isn't just talk. He also "walks to walk."

Head-To-Toe-Health

Did you know one cup of kale provides 206% of your daily vitamin A or that salmon replenishes the lipids in your skin? Eat more of these six foods for your best body, inside and out.

Care That Works

To help you keep well, your doctor must survive in a changing industry. Many physicians now find that teaming up with a hospital can be a big help.

Salad Days

It’s time to put away the crockpot and set aside the soup and chili recipes: bold, colorful and fresh salads are reborn for Spring.

Small Space, Big Impact

A local design pro makes a bold statement in an area show house, giving the 11,000-square-foot Tudor a facelift.

Salad Days

It’s time to put away the crockpot and set aside the soup and chili recipes: bold, colorful and fresh salads are reborn for Spring.

Happy Feet

Most of us log an amazing 75,000 miles on our feet by the time we reach age 50. Keep your feet healthy and pain-free along the way by following these guidelines.

Fresh from the Local Farm

Want to treat yourself to the freshest vegetables possible this summer—and support local farms in the process? Get involved with community-supported agriculture

Salad Days

It’s time to put away the crockpot and set aside the soup and chili recipes: bold, colorful and fresh salads are reborn for Spring.

Crafty Brews

New small-batch beers are on tap right here in the Garden State. Eager to start sampling? The craft beer scene in New Jersey is on the rise.

Fashion For All Sizes

Prompted by a passion for fashion and the conviction that size is merely a number, Sue Bahng was inspired to launch her new shop, Ginger Love.