Rutgers researchers weigh in on the health impacts of an issue that is spreading throughout the nation
Breaking the stigma around testicular cancer
Award to Advance Studies in Next-Generation Immunotherapy Treatment for HPV-associated Cancers research
A Rutgers Health study highlights the role of community environments in reducing the risk of dementia
Emergency provisions offered enhanced federal funding to states in exchange for pausing disenrollment, reducing disruptions in coverage for
A Rutgers dean explains why understanding people – not just pathogens – is essential
A "pop" during a rebound shot threatened his sports career. See how an innovative Achilles repair got this freshman back on the field.
Hackensack Meridian Health is bringing free, vital health screening directly to your neighborhood with two new state-of-the-art mobile vans.
Vapes Replace Cigarettes as the Top Nicotine Threat to Young Children
National Poison Prevention Week highlights simple everyday actions that can reduce injuries
Rutgers Health researchers receive a federal grant to examine how contaminants may influence pregnancy outcomes and child development
A large community-based participatory research study of women of color highlights perinatal experiences and opportunities to further strengt
The Search for Autism’s Origin Heads to the Womb
For years, fear of surgery kept him a prisoner in his own home. See how one man's decision to trust his doctor changed everything.
A top pulmonologist shares expert tips on how to avoid coughing and wheezing so you can enjoy your run, no matter how cold it gets.
The message is clear: colorectal screening saves lives.
A Rutgers Health study explores whether alpha-linolenic acid (ALA) can support good memory functions and brain vascular health
The award, which supports advanced practice nursing students at Rutgers, reflects a life dedicated to caring for others
If diet and exercise aren't enough, experts explain two powerful medical options: bariatric surgery and GLP-1 medications.
At 38, this healthy, non-smoking mom of three thought her chest pain was just stress. What doctors found was life-threatening.
Potentially exposed individuals, if infected, could develop symptoms as late as February 28, said the state Department of Health.
Experts reveal how innovative therapies, from focused ultrasound to specialized choirs, help patients manage symptoms and regain control.
New Jersey Poison Control Center at Rutgers highlights local impact and encourages community to utilize free, life-saving services
RWJBarnabas Health together with Rutgers Cancer Institute encourage cancer prevention through lifestyle changes and cancer screenings
A researcher examining fatigue in cancer patients, Leorey Saligan has expertise in international collaborations and grant funding.
The Rutgers collaboration will allow students to gain real-world experience by working at one of Axia Women’s Health’s 100-plus locations
New Jersey Poison Control experts warn carbon monoxide gas can build up quickly, poisoning people and pets
A Rutgers Health expert explains how a dry — or dryish — January can reap benefits year-round
Indulgences can throw off your brain’s master clock. A Rutgers Health expert explains how to get back on track.
Rutgers Health researchers evaluate the early-stage implementation of Family Connects NJ and its role in advancing maternal and child health
New Jersey Poison Control Center experts warn that too much of the drug can be toxic
Researchers at Rutgers Health are enrolling participants in a study focused on slowing cognitive decline in early-stage Alzheimer’s disease.
Rutgers researchers find that every $1 increase in wages is associated with fewer pregnancy-related hypertensive disorders
Rutgers Health researchers reveal how neural pathways integrate fast and slow information processing
A sudden stroke at 48. A race against time. A recovery so complete it defies the odds. This is Glenn Williams' incredible story.
Experts at the New Jersey Poison Control Center offer crucial tips to avoid being exposed to this dangerous gas
Told he needed a lung transplant, man with severe COPD found new hope with a minimally invasive valve treatment that gave him his life back.
Rutgers researchers William Welsh and Youyi Peng invented PW507, a new type of compound medicine for pain management.
Rutgers Health research shows patients who know their family history of gallstone disease are more attentive to easily misinterpreted sympto
Food safety and holiday tips you need to know
As Brian Strom prepares to depart an academic health system he helped build and transform, it is the careers he helped shape that matter mos
Racked by uncontrollable tremors from Parkinson's, she felt like a shell of herself. See how a breakthrough surgery changed everything.
Two presentations at the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) Annual Meeting highlight promising new clinical trial results
Inaugural Demonstration & Special Event at the Jack & Sheryl Morris Cancer Center & Joy Bauer, Nutrition & Health Expert on NBC’s Today Show
Breast Cancer Rates are Rising Among Young Women
Jeanne Silva, MSN, RN-BC, CN-BN, CMSRN, appointed as a Trustee-at-Large for the Academy of Oncology Nurse & Patient Navigators
David M. Golombos, MD, shares what men need to know
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
The New Brunswick Library will offer a free guided meditation from 7 - 8 p.m. Sept. 23.
When his back pain was dismissed, a surgeon's keen eye on his scans revealed a hidden tumor and led to a life-saving phone call.