Flame-Retardant Chemicals May Increase Risk of Preterm Birth

Rutgers Health participated in a federal study that found certain organophosphate esters were linked to increased risk of early birth, espec

Rutgers Studies Impact of Environmental Factors on Pregnancy & Kids

The research effort will enroll 500 participants during pregnancy and follow infants into childhood

Experts Address the Latest on Cervical Cancer Treatment

clinicians explore therapies for cervical cancer by treatment setting, quality of life, financial toxicity, and disparities

Hidden Storm Hazard: Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Tonight

Gas generators and other fuel powered equipment produce toxic carbon monoxide gas

Child Health Risk: Why NJ & the Federal Govt. Seek to Ban Water Beads

A Rutgers Poison Control expert discusses the health risks posed to children from this popular toy, which lawmakers are seeking to ban

$500K Grant Supports Exploration of Therapies for Rare Lymphomas

Grant to help find novel therapeutic strategies for the treatment of several types of very lethal lymphomas

Check Your Carbon Monoxide Detectors Ahead of Winter Weather

NJ Poison Center Warns: Carbon Monoxide Gas Can Build Up Quickly, Poisoning People and Pets

Study Charts Possibilities for Diagnosing Gestational Diabetes

Rutgers professor and other researchers perform a systematic review and meta-analysis to evaluate studies comparing perinatal outcomes among

New Jersey's Best Hospitals For 2023: See Full List

We've compiled all the 2023 best New Jersey hospital rankings into one place:

Supporting Children when a Parent Has Cancer

The impact of a parent’s cancer diagnosis on a child and ways to help them cope

Nutrition Experts Share Top Tips for Better Nutrition in 2024

Start making lifestyle changes to prioritize health and quality of life

Expert Addresses Cervical Cancer Trends, Screening and HPV

Learn more information about cervical cancer trends and prevention

Life-Saving Information: CO Poisoning is a Serious Risk During Outages

Gas generators and other fuel powered equipment produce toxic carbon monoxide gas.

Keep the Holidays Merry and Bright

Beware of hidden holiday hazards.

Rutgers Health Research Informs Policy Changes From Local to National

Rutgers faculty and researchers sit at the vanguard of informed policymaking

Vets4Warriors Launches Inspirational PSA Campaign

24/7 Peer Support Network Elevates Support for Service Members, Veterans and Their Families

Adults With Cognitive Disabilities Have Worse Health Care Experiences

Their overall satisfaction is significantly lower than those in the general population, Rutgers study finds

Winter Weather Impacts Blood Donations— Here’s How You Can Help

You can donate blood and platelets locally at the RWJUH Blood Donor Room

Coping with Cancer-Related Fatigue

Cancer-related fatigue and how patients can work with their health care team to manage it

Mindfulness Could Help Women Better Control Drug Urges

A Rutgers pilot study sheds light on how mindfulness could prevent relapse in opioid-dependent women

How to Prevent “Wine Teeth” This Holiday

A Rutgers dental expert offers advice for healthy white teeth during the holiday season – and beyond

Remember and Commit

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Managing Mental Health during the Holiday Season

If you’re undergoing cancer treatment, caring for a loved one with cancer, or grieving a loss, the holidays can be a difficult time.

New Chief of Cancer Survivorship Named to NJ's Only NCI -Cancer Center

Louise Ligresti, MD, joins Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and RWJBarnabas Health

Prepare Thanksgiving Dinner Without Worry

Make food safety your first ingredient.

Transfusing More Blood May Benefit Anemic Patients with Heart Attack

Rutgers physician heads international trial funded by the National Institutes of Health National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

Stomach Cancer is impacting the Hispanic-American Community

According to the American Cancer Society, Hispanic individuals are more likely, and have higher rates of stomach cancer.

Expert Addresses Lung Cancer and Youth Nicotine Use

Tobacco use is the number one risk factor for lung cancer, despite stricter regulations on tobacco products, the lure of smoking continues.

Artificial Intelligence May Detect Earliest Signs of Pancreatic Cancer

When pancreatic cysts are followed and surveyed appropriately, intervening at appropriate times can reduce the risk of developing cancer

The Evolution of Lung Cancer Surgery

New lung cancer surgery techniques allow for even smaller incisions and faster healing times for patients

Adults With ADHD Are at Increased Risk for Developing Dementia

Rutgers researcher explores ADHD’s link to dementia and if risks can be mitigated with ADHD treatment

Further Exploring T-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

Rutgers Institute Researcher Awarded V Foundation for Cancer Research Grant

Plastic Use in Agriculture Must be Reduced, According to New Research

International team which includes a Rutgers researcher says innovative recycling methods are needed to protect environment and human health

Saint Peter’s In New Brunswick Launches Virtual Urgent Care

If you have a cold, flu, pink eye, sore throat or urinary tract issues, you can now meet a Saint Peter’s advanced practice nurse online:

Rise in Cases of Young Kids Accidentally Exposed to Vape Liquid

NJ Poison Control Center warns of potential danger.

Striking RWJ Nurses, Hospital Meet Again With Federal Mediators Friday

As the RWJ University Hospital nurses' strike enters its third month, the nurses' union flew a banner over the Sunday night Jets game:

Liver Cancer and Its Connection to Alcohol Use

Liver cancer is one of seven types of cancer linked to alcohol use.

Masks Now Required At All RWJBarnabas Health Hospitals Statewide

Effective Monday, masks are now required for all patients, staff and visitors at all RWJBarnabas Health hospitals​ across the state.

Genetics & Social Environment Influence Breast Cancer in Black Women

This study discusses how genetic ancestry and social environment may influence how aggressive breast cancer is in black women.

Why Breast Cancer Clinical Trials Need to Include More Black Women

Clinical trials help find better ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer in black women.