Blue Light Cystoscopy Enhances Detection of Cancer in the Bladder

Rutgers Cancer Institute Expert Describes Benefits of Procedure

The Impact of Skin Cancer on the Hispanic Community

Melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, has risen 20 percent among Hispanics in the past 20 years

Unique Mental Health Needs of Adolescents & Young Adults with Cancer

May is National Mental Health Awareness Month

Achieving Prevention and Health, Rather Than More Healthcare

Rutgers is researching a new health care model that emphasizes primary care and prevention over emergency care in underserved communities

Rutgers Is A Test Site For First-Ever Kids' Vaccine For Lyme Disease

Pfizer selected Rutgers as a vaccine trial site; Pfizer partnered with French vaccine maker Valneva SE to create a Lyme vaccine for kids:

Rutgers Launches Pediatric Lyme Disease Vaccine Study

The university is participating in the effort to determine the efficacy of what could be the first vaccine to prevent Lyme disease in childr

COVID-19 Pandemic Increased the Frequency of Intimate Partner Violence

The study found those living in the South were more likely to report an increase in violence and depression.

Chief of Urologic Oncology Addresses Concerns about Testicular Cancer

Testicular Cancer affects Young Men

10 Quick Facts about Cancer of the Esophagus

Rutgers Cancer Institute Expert Addresses Esophageal Cancer

Take these Steps to Prevent Head and Neck Cancers

You Can Take Action Now

Research Underway to Support Cancer Prevention and Control

Cancer control researchers work to identify factors that may contribute to cancer development

Addressing the Challenge: Connecting Black Women with Clinical Trials

April is Minority Cancer Awareness Month

Studying the Impact of Prescribed Opioids, Benzodiazepines on Veterans

Rutgers Biomedical & Health Sciences Chancellor leads investigation of the medications’ co-prescription & veteran overdoses & deaths

Buprenorphine After Nonfatal Opioid Overdose Can Save Lives

The highly effective medication can be prescribed or dispensed in physician offices

Peer Navigators Crucial for Recently Incarcerated People

Recently incarcerated people trust working with someone with a shared life experience

Children at Risk of Multiple Sclerosis Often Go Undetected

Rutgers study finds detection tools used for at-risk adults fail to predict the neurological disorder in young patients

Are You Getting Enough Sleep? Probably Not

A Rutgers expert discusses the importance of sleep — and how little we are getting

Health Care Providers Rarely Ask Patients About Access to Firearms

Researchers surveyed 3,510 English-speaking adults living in five states as part of a Rutgers study

Immunotherapy for Multiple Myeloma Extends Patient Quality of Life

treatments which harness the immune system are revolutionizing the way multiple myeloma is treated

Cedar Hill Prep Eighth Graders Receive Their Red Cross Certification!

CHP introduces and implements American Red Cross Certification for Adult/Pediatric CPR/AED/First Aid to their eighth graders.

Talking About Firearm Storage at Purchase Can Influence Safe Storage

Rutgers researchers found that talking with retailers was associated with increased use of locks

Lower your risk of Cancer & Other Diseases with Good Nutrition

Advice from Registered Dietitian during National Nutrition Month

Oncologist Shares Tips for Kidney Health

March is Kidney Cancer Awareness Month

Resources to Help Address Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening

Information for the Community

Adult Smokers With Mental Illness Consume the Most Caffeine in the U.S

Mood, metabolism and self-medication might explain use patterns among this population, according to Rutgers research

Increase in Colorectal Cancer Among Young Individuals Continues Rising

What Young People Need to Know

Palliative Care Doesn’t Improve Psychological Distress

Palliative approaches don’t routinely integrate evidence-based psychological advances, according to a Rutgers study

Middlesex County Detectives Donate $6,100 To RWJUH Children's Hospital

The police officers raised the money from their annual Middlesex County Police Charity Softball tournament, held in September:

New Tobacco Product Marketing Depends on Demographics

Rutgers researchers examine availability of disposable e-cigarettes and oral nicotine patches

Rutgers Will Open New Alzheimer’s/Dementia Research Center

In the fall of 2023, Rutgers will open the school's first-ever research and clinical institute devoted to the study of Alzheimer's disease.

Resilience to HIV-Related Stigma May Be Key to Ending AIDS Epidemic

Rutgers researcher finds that older people living with HIV/AIDS have unmet mental health needs

Sharing COVID-19 Experiences Can Increase Vaccination Rates

Hearing personal experiences with the disease is more influential to people receiving the vaccine than mandates, according to a Rutgers stud

Mapping Mexico’s Dengue Fever Hotspots

Rutgers researcher co-creates tool to help identify outbreaks and prioritize virus control efforts

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Clinical Research & Treatment Center to Open

New Rutgers center is backed by a $5 million donation from Herbert C. Klein

Spotlight on Rare Diseases: Gallbladder and Bile Duct Cancers

Despite their rarity, it’s important to know the signs and symptoms of bile duct and gallbladder cancers.

Cancer Survivors may be at Risk for Heart Disease

The bottom line: before, during and after cancer treatment, heart health is critical

Cancer Prevention Experts Provide Top Tips for Reducing Cancer Risk

Many Forms of Cancers are Preventable

Pregnant Smoking Tied To Five-Fold SIDS Increase, Rutgers Study Finds

Two Rutgers researchers just found an extremely strong link between mothers who smoked while pregnant and their baby later dying of SIDS:

Smoking & Alcohol Consumption in Black Breast Cancer Survivors

Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey Results Published in JAMA Network Open

What's the Connection Between HPV and Cervical Cancer?

And More Questions You're Reluctant to Ask