Experts Rutgers Names New Public Health Dean Perry N. Halkitis is currently senior associate dean of New York University's College of Global Public Health,
Health Children Experience Long Wait Times for Developmental and Behavioral Specialists A Rutgers study found that a shortage in developmental pediatricians is causing delays in diagnosing autism and other disorders.
Students Mason Gross Student Wins Award for Original Anti-Bullying Song Kathleen Lonski sought to fill a void she saw in school programs to deter bullying.
Research & Innovation After Deepwater Horizon Spill: Which Animals Weathered the Disaster Until now scientists didn’t know which kinds of animals were most affected and what impact their fates had on the food chain.
Research & Innovation Study: Patients More Likely to Get Flu Shots when Doctors Make Appointments Did you get a flu shot this year? If so, who made your appointment? If not, would you have gotten vaccinated if someone else made the appointment for you?
Research & Innovation Chemical Used to Detect Sticky Buildup in Brains of Alzheimer’s Victims Extends Roundworm Lifespan Rutgers and other U.S. researchers say compound may prevent damaged proteins from accumulating.
Health Rutgers Launches Early Psychosis Intervention Clinic for Young Adults Specialized intervention after the first episodes of psychosis improves outcomes for those aged 15 to 35.
Campus Life Rutgers Welcomes First Full-time Muslim Chaplain Kaiser Aslam tends to the spiritual, emotional and physical well-being of 5,000 Muslim students.
Research & Innovation Smartphone Interruptions: Are Yours Relentless and Annoying? Rutgers study reveals that personality traits influence and help predict receptiveness to smartphone notifications
Research & Innovation Health Effects of Air Pollution Go Beyond Lung Disease Air pollutants are linked to more cases of heart disease than lung disease, says study by a Rutgers co-author.
Experts Thirty Years Later the Alternate Route Certification Program for Teachers is Still a New Jersey Success Story Rutgers'Center for Effective School Practices offers this creative teacher certification program in seven counties.
Students Medical Student Reaches New Heights with Her Poetry Zeynep Uzumcu’s poems gain a global audience after three poems are published in JAMA.