Cancer Nutritionist offers Advice for New Year Health Goals

Expert from Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey

Study on Hispanic and Latino Young Males and E-Cigarette Use

A Rutgers researcher leads study that is among the first to characterize the use of electronic cigarettes among people of Hispanic and Latin

White House Highlights Botswana-Rutgers Partnership for Health

Two efforts launched by the university and the nation were featured during the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit

Rutgers Seeks Children, Those Under 25 For Long COVID Study

Rutgers is specifically seeking 150 participants from New Jersey, looking for children and young adults under 25 who have "long COVID."

Rutgers Seeks Participants to Research Long COVID in People Under 25

The university is heading a four-year National Institutes of Health study that will enroll 2,000 children and young adults to age 25

Strong Connection to Neighbors May Improve Health Outcomes

Rutgers researchers examine whether the perception of trust and connection within a neighborhood reduced the impact on risk of death

New Jersey Is Currently Experiencing A Type 'O' Blood Shortage

Currently, there are critically low reserves of Type O blood, the universal blood type, across New Jersey, according to RWJBarnabas Health.

How Winter Weather Impacts Blood Donations— and How You Can Help

Blood Donations are Needed this Winter

Navigating Seasonal Affective Disorder and Cancer this Winter

Nina Debrot, MSW, LSW, social worker at Rutgers Cancer Institute Shares More

Gene Mutation Leading to Autism Found to Overstimulate Brain Cells

Rutgers-led study highlights potential of new techniques to study mental disorders

Middlesex County Hospital Grades: How JFK, Saint Peter's, RWJ Scored

Saint Peter's University Hospital​ received an "A" and RWJ in New Brunswick received a "B," as did JFK in Edison:

Exploring Treatment Strategies in T-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

The scholar award from the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society supports rising stars in the blood cancer research field

Solutions to Tackling Smoking Rates

Much work needs to be done to change the United States smoking rate, Rutgers experts say

Bariatric Surgery Decreases Risk of Heart Disease

Rutgers study shows post-bariatric surgery benefits in cardiovascular outcomes among patients with obesity and nonalcoholic fatty liver dise

Common Sleep Aids May Help Fight Drug, Alcohol Addiction: Rutgers Docs

Rutgers researchers think existing insomnia treatments like Belsomra, Quviviq and Davmay may reduce cravings for drugs and alcohol.

Sleeping Medications Used for Insomnia May Combat Addiction

Rutgers research shows how changes in the brain promote drug-seeking behavior and why some insomnia medications may block it

A Chemical That Kills Viruses May Have Saved Lives During Pandemic

Rutgers scientists among those experts who believe Triethylene glycol (TEG) should become a government approved antiviral

Rutgers Yet Again An Under-5 COVID Vaccine Trial Site

Rutgers has again been selected as a vaccine trial site, this time for the Pfizer bivalent COVID vaccine in children 5 and under.

Clinical Trial for COVID-19 Pediatric Bivalent Vaccine Now Open

Rutgers Recruiting Participants for Pfizer COVID-19 Pediatric Bivalent Vaccine Clinical Trial

Topping off Ceremony for Jack & Sheryl Morris Cancer Center

Ceremony Marks the Completion of the Steel Construction Phase

New Brunswick Hospital Expanding Family Health Clinic For The Neediest

Saint Peter’s University Hospital is in the midst of a $12-million expansion of its family health center, to serve the area's neediest:

Why Pregnant Women Shouldn’t Wait to Get Flu Vaccinations and COVID-19

A Rutgers expert provides guidance to those who might be at increased risk during pregnancy

Researchers Assess Barriers to Advanced Epilepsy Care in New Jersey

Structural racism and insurance are limiting factors in epilepsy treatment for minority groups, according to a Rutgers study

Oncology Nurse Shares Top 5 Tips for Cancer Caregivers

November is National Family Caregivers Month

Do Pancreatic Cysts Become Cancerous?

Pancreatic Cancer and Cysts

Stomach Cancer is a Health Priority among Asian Americans

The Facts, The Warning Signs and Addressing Concerns

Disparities in Lung Cancer Detection: Moving Toward Equity & Inclusion

How Disparities are Being Addressed and Where to Find Screening Resources

The Impact of Lung Cancer on the Hispanic Community

What You Need to Know

New Drug Is Found Effective for Treating Complicated UTIs

Researchers involved in Rutgers-led clinical trial learn a combination of treatments is especially effective against drug-resistant cases

How Local Groups Can Expand Access to At-Home COVID-19 Testing

Rutgers study reinforces the value of working with community partners to strengthen health outcomes

Risk Factors for Sudden Unexpected Infant Death in First Month

Rutgers researchers analyzed data from 2000 to 2015 in the SIDS Center of New Jersey's and New Jersey State Health Assessment databases

Food Choice & Self-Monitoring Key in Promoting Behavioral Changes

Rutgers pharmacy students partner with a New Jersey healthy eating organization to study what motivates positive lifestyle choices

Exploring New Cancer Therapies that use Immune System to Fight Tumors

Rutgers Cancer Institute Seeks Blood Samples from Healthy Volunteers to Support Research Studies

Partner Violence High Among Young Sexual and Gender Minorities

Young bisexual, transgender and low-income individuals are most at risk of psychological and physical victimization, says Rutgers study

Reducing Barriers to Health Care: A Public-Private Solution

Rutgers and Quest Diagnostics are working together to provide no-cost lab tests for uninsured adults

Military Law Enforcement Can Help with Safe Gun Storage

Rutgers study provides roadmap for communicating firearm storage messages with service members

Rutgers Seeks Participants for Monkeypox Treatment Study

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School is one of nearly 80 sites in the United States that will enroll participants in this new study

It’s Flu Season Again: Here’s What Cancer Patients Need to Know

Stay informed, get vaccinated, protect yourself and others

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Currently Seeking Volunteers

Volunteer shifts are available mornings, afternoons and evenings, seven days a week. There are a wide variety of volunteer opportunities:

Adults Who Misused Alcohol as Teens Report Dissatisfaction in Midlife

A Rutgers-led study of more than 2,700 pairs of twins showed the consequences of drinking in adolescence for health can last for decades