the women's primary care and wellness center doctor nermin lazarus who is the lead physician at virtua's women's primary care and wellness center doctor glenn gero has been with us before is a naturopathic doctor marjorie nolan cohn is a registered dietician with us before as well thank you all for joining us and talking about women's health. is it true that women often put their healthcare needs way in the back beyond everyone elses? >>yes very true and that's why we came up with our practice women take care of their children their husbands their homes their aging parents and they always put themselves last >>because? >>because we're nurturing by nature. we take care of others and we don't think about our own issues and we try to take care of everybody else so that they succeed in life and we forget about our own needs >>but when that happens bad things happen for women right? >>absolutely i call it women's syndrome >>women's syndrome? >>i call it women's syndrome and 70 percent of my practice are women and women are always putting themselves last they're taking care of everybody and th

was young, active and healthy mother of two. 40-year-old suddenly pass away sunday after rushed to virtua hospital two days earlier. doctors say she had h 3 n 3 most come on flu virus and severe. however her death is highly unusual. >> most people who die of the flu tend to be either elderly immuno suppressed or very somebody at this age would be extremely uncommon event. >> born's family said she did not get standard flu shot and the vaccine is not perfect match for the h 1. for the h 1.. n but still helps. >> a person was diagnosed with hepatitis a. an infected patron they cannot be sure that is where they caught the virus. >> it was a playground for the rich, famous ape even the rat pack. after 70 years in business atlantic city race course is closing doors. its owner says there's been a decline in business and regional economic climate the track in may's landing opened up in july of 1946 among those in attendance on opening day frank sinatra a and bob hope. last day for business will be january 16. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is nou not bowing to critics. heeds haided to la

. >> good folks at virtua hospital are watching news voorhees right now. >> hey, thanks for watching. new jersey. >>> coming up road crews out overnight as we just saw road clear for jen fred, we will check with penndot straight >>> thank you for joining us on our live show. >> gene blum is with penndot live on the show right now, hi gene. >> this is charlie metzger from penndot good it is charlie. we're sorry. >> that is okay. >> we just read prompter and it said gene but it is really charlie, good morning. >> good morning. >> how is gene doing charlie. >> genies hunkered down in the office, he has been working hard. >> so i didn't just make that up, there is a gene with penndot. >> yes. >> you guys have been working hard. your people to the east in new jersey and to the north, they have road restrictions, travel restrictions, not necessarily so in pennsylvania, right. >> no, there is in road restrictionness pennsylvania. >> how do the roads look right now though. >> the roads look good. they are clear and wet. some of the secondary roads might be snow covered. we have a largest snow

today the director of the virtua medical school and talked to students about working in the hospital. brim medical arts is a math and science magnet school. >>> turning back to the snow. you look right behind us to see the snow is falling across parts of our area. first alert weather predicted this. >> our region is getting the latest blast of winter weather. taking a live look at the snow coming down this is at the shore. camera in cape may capturing the flakes a short time ago. >>> i'm closely watching this system. find out how much more you can expect where you live and when the snow will make its exist. that's coming up in my nbc10 first alert forecast. >>> snow slowing the afternoon commute. a live look at interstate 495 in clay claymont during the afternoon rush. be careful out there and stay with us on nbc10 and following our "nbc10 news" app. >>> today combating crime in some of delaware's most dangerous neighborhoods. >> delaware bureau reporter tim furlong shows us where they're getting the cash and how they plan to use it to make communities safer. >> a crisis of violence i

"action news" reporter vern odom is in voorhees tonight with the story at virtua hospital where the victim was receiving treatment. vernon. >> reporter: rick, it was slated to be a joy wuss christmas and new year's season for nicole born and her family but out of nowhere suddenly it turned into sickness and ultimately a nightmare and tragedy for the feisty local business woman and her loved ones. this is nicole born of voorhees the picture of good health at the age of treatment the mother of two suddenly passed away last weekend after taking ill during the holidays. the culprit doctors say the influenza virus h3n2: the strain is associated with higher rates of severe illness and death but born's death is highly unusual. 90 percent of flu related deaths in the u.s. occur in those over 65. not an active person like born who loved fishing and was an accomplished athlete in high school and college. >> most of the people who die of the flu tend to be either elderly immuno suppressed or debilitated to begin with or the very young so somebody at this age would be an extremely uncommon event. >> r

you've got private employs employing, now i'm on a section of route 541 right near the virtua hospital in mt. holly. and you can see the roads look ugh. they're little ice-covered here. they've got a lot of slush in this location. than is right near the hospital. but, in the hospital parking lots, you can see them right here he's cleaning out that parking lot and the walkways for people who have to get in here. this is the kind of activity you'll be finding today. people are not necessarily paying attention to the road, or the driver with the right of way. because people will be walking on sidewalks, off sidewalks they'll be walking in the middle of the road if the sidewalk isn't done. so those are the kinds of things you'll be watching out for in addition to watching for an incredible variety of road conditions. now, this is a public road, right/here, right in front of the hospital. and you can see that it is very much slush covered at this point. as temperatures warm up, and few plows come down this road, you're going to be find that moved off to the side. hopefully the temperatures