Childhood Asthma Declines During COVID-19 Pandemic

Rutgers researchers say fewer colds may be the reason

Rutgers Day: Here’s What to Do

The Saturday, April 29, event boasts a slew of activities. Here are itineraries for students, alumni, parents and families with children.

2023 New Jersey International Film Festival Line-up Announced!

The 28th Annual New Jersey International Film Festival will be taking place on the Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays between June 2-11, 2023.

It’s Paul Robeson’s 125th Birthday. Here’s How Rutgers Is Celebrating.

A series of events – including a poetry competition and a party on Rutgers Day – are set throughout the month of April

Can Cannabis Use Disorder Be Accurately Diagnosed?

Rutgers researchers propose new way to assess medical marijuana use

Research May Speed Identification of Patients Needing Liver Transplant

Simple blood measurement of a short-lived protein helped predict which patients would and wouldn’t likely survive without transplant

Saint Peter's University Hospital Is Healthgrades Five-Star Recipient

Saint Peter’s University Hospital delivers industry-leading outcomes in patient safety

Rutgers Alumni Association Announces 2023 Loyal Sons & Loyal Daughters

Honorees will be inducted during a gala to be held at Neilson Dining Hall on the Cook/Douglass Campus of Rutgers University

Excess Calories in Utero Infancy the Brain and Spurs Adult Overeating

Rutgers research could help develop treatments to reduce cravings for unhealthy food

15th Annual RAA Alumni - Student Speed Networking Event A Success

The event included 100 students from the Rutgers School of Arts & Sciences (SAS) and alumni from the Rutgers Alumni Association (RAA).

NJ Health Data Project Approves Research to Address Health Needs

Four teams will use new data linkages to tackle some of the state’s most pressing issues

Medicaid Expansion Cut Black-White Disparities in Hospital Visits

Improving access to care for underserved communities improved a crucial health measure

Children at Risk for Autism Struggle to Notice Mismatched Audio Video

Rutgers study may allow doctors to spot autism earlier and expedite treatment

Study: Tiny Plastic Particles in Mom’s Food Reach Unborn Children

Rutgers research traces plastics from food to placentas to fetal organs.

Spring Registration for Older Adults Opens at OLLI-RU

From Poetry, Novels and Films to Morality, History and the State of Democracy, Older Adults Have Plenty to Ponder.

Documentary South Football’s Impossible Dream closes NJ Film Fest!

Insightful documentary South Football’s Impossible Dream screens at the 2023 New Jersey Film Festival on Saturday, February 25.

NJWedding.com Enters 26th Year Serving The Local Wedding Marketplace

Co-Publishers Erik & Beth Kent were inspired to create and develop their online business after planning their own wedding in New Brunswick

2023 United States Super 8 Film & DV Festival begins February 18, 2023

The 35th Annual United States Super 8 Film & DV Festival begins this Saturday, February 18, 2023!

For Kids With Cancer, Neighborhoods May Drive Outcomes

A Rutgers study links zip code and cancer complication disparities in pediatric patients.

Rutgers Specialists Show Facial Pain Can Be Unconnected to Teeth

Orofacial pain commonly occurs in the absence of dental or tooth problems and requires evaluation and treatment by specialists.

Wellspring Recognizes Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

The Importance of Building a Healthy Relationship in Youth

As Long COVID Cases Soar, Rutgers Clinic Offers Free Care

Specialty care that’s available to all can often relieve common neurological symptoms of long COVID

Pregnant smoking is Tied to Five-fold Risk of Sudden Infant Death

Data from nearly 5 million births show that the longer the duration of smoking, the higher the risk, say Rutgers researchers.

Saint Peter’s University Hospital Earns Nine Women’s Choice Awards

Key Practice Areas Recognized for Exemplary Care

41st Bi-Annual New Jersey Film Festival begins on January 27, 2023

The Festival will be taking place on select Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays between January 27-February 19, 2023.

Family Dynamics and Doctors' Emotions Drive Useless End-of-Life Care

New model from Rutgers researchers explains why patients who want to die comfortably undergo painful long-shot treatments

After 40 Years of Decline, Stroke Death Rates Are Rising Again

Millennials face a greater risk of ischemic stroke death than Generation X, according to a Rutgers study

New DNA Analysis Provides First Accurate Tuberculosis Genome

Rutgers researchers hope the genome-assembly tool will spur the development of new treatments for bacterial infections.

Poor Gut Health May Drive Multiple Sclerosis — Better Diet May Ease It

A Rutgers study shows how digestive inflammation may drive MS and provides further evidence that more fiber by combat the condition.

​Saint Peter’s Healthcare System Awards Grants to Those in Need

Selects 13 local organizations to receive one-time grants totaling almost $500,000

Itchy Eyes and a Runny Nose? It Could Be Climate Change

A Rutgers study demonstrates how distribution of allergenic pollens could shift in a warming world

How Caregivers of People With Dementia Can Navigate the Holidays

A Rutgers expert on elder care explains how families can make the most of the season when caring for someone experiencing memory loss

Alternatives to Menthol Cigarettes Pose Significant Health Risks

Rutgers experts urge FDA officials to expand potential ban of menthol cigarettes to other products, including pipe tobacco and cigarette tub

Green Tea Extract May Harm Liver in People With Certain Genetics

A Rutgers analysis showed that early signs of liver damage were predicted by variants in two genotypes

Rutgers Researchers Discover How Immune Cells Stop Cognitive Decline

Mice altered to prevent cell production struggled to form new memories.

Saint Peter’s University Hospital Awarded ‘A’ Safety Grade

Fall Leapfrog Group Rankings Announced

ESCNJ Addresses Alarming Number of Cyberattacks in Public Schools

ESCNJ, with Dellicker Strategies, has developed an eight-part workshop to help school administrators develop strategies against cyberattacks

Study Differentiating Immune Cells Could Improve Vaccines

Rutgers researchers find that one type of tissue-resident memory cell fights reinfection better than another

ESCNJ Selects its First-Ever Deputy Schools Superintendent

Nadia Romano has been selected as the first-ever Deputy Superintendent for the Educational Services Commission of New Jersey

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