New Jersey Medical School In The News 2024

Health experts share the latest on the 2024 COVID vaccine, including potential side effects.

Getting enough Vitamin C? Learn how a deficiency can lead to scurvy.

Rutgers alumni-backed non-profit, MedicZero, is dedicated to teaching bystanders' life-saving skills like hands-only CPR. Discover how they're enhancing emergency response in communities.

Wondering if you're on the mend? Here are some signs your cold is improving.

NJ Poison Control study reveals how young children are being exposed to opioid poisoning risks.

Chroming, a dangerous trend among teenagers involving inhaling toxic chemicals, poses serious risks. Learn the dangers and how to protect teenagers from this practice.

Are you getting enough Vitamin D? New research shows that supplementing with Vitamin D may improve cardiometabolic health.

Learn the symptoms of 'Teflon Flu' and how to treat it.

How much is too much? Learn what health experts say about alcohol, red meat, sugar, and soda?

Health experts discuss non-eye-related health problems that can be detected through eye exams.

Learn about corn sweat and how it can impact you.

Debunking flu myths - Dr. David Cennimo, Rutgers NJMS professor, explains why they're false.

From scrubs to scissors: NJMS students boost patients' spirits with fresh cuts and shaves.

The inaugural Pathway to Scientist program at Rutgers takes learning from the classroom to the lab.

Rutgers poison expert offers tips to prevent children of all ages from coming into contact with poisons at home and school.

Rutgers' researchers discover new way to control the sense of touch.

Rutgers NJMS student and Air Force Second Lieutenant, Daniel Tejada, shares his opinion on the benefits of merging Rutgers NJMS and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in this op-ed piece.

Safety first: discover why wearing a helmet is crucial for safety.

Learn how noise pollution can seriously impact your health.

Rutgers researchers discover new way to control the sense of touch.

Proud to share that WMBC-TV covered our White Coat Ceremony. Congrats to our future medical leaders as they embark on this incredible journey.

Health experts discuss the surge of COVID-19 cases throughout the Garden State.

Waterslides bring summer fun – and some health risks. Learn what health experts are advising.

Vitamin D: Are you getting the right amount? Here’s what experts say about who needs it and why.

Dr. Steven E. Schutzer, NJMS physician-scientist, published a paper giving guidance to healthcare professionals on diagnosing and treating early Lyme disease.

Discover how a NJMS student and a martial artist teamed up to help people handle conflict with 'Street Ready' courses, offering training in conflict de-escalation, first aid, and personal safety.

Learn how the Liver Transplant Program's top designation underscores our commitment to excellence and patient care.

Stay safe: Learn how to safeguard yourself by using portable generators far away from homes, vents, and windows to prevent carbon monoxide poisoing.

Health experts share essential tips to spot the signs of heat exhaustion.

Medical experts discuss stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder characterized by severe muscle spasms and chronic stiffness.

Health experts reveal eight common medications that could raise your risk of heat stroke and provide tips for staying safe during a heat wave.

Doctors explain why some women experience excessive saliva during pregnancy and provide tips for managing it.

Rutgers Health, Northern NJ Medication-Assisted Treatment Center of Excellence (MATCOE), and Cicatelli Associates, Inc. (CAI) presented a Community Partner Learning Collaborative on “Engagement through a Trauma-Informed Lens.”

Dr. Manasa Ayyala, NJMS professor and Mary E. Hiller, a senior museum educator from the Newark Museum of Art, wrote a blog post sharing their experiences creating an interactive workshop series for NJMS medical students.

Dr. Shobha Swaminathan, NJMS professor, discusses how this collaborative study marks an important milestone in HIV prevention research.

Understanding the impact: Learn how increasing turbulence poses greater risks for flight safety.

Discover what health experts have to say about the potential health risks of vehicle idling and explore steps you can take to mitigate its impact.

Medical students, including NJMS' Marinos Pylarinos, share their medical experiences through 55-word stories. Read their insights.

Learn to identify the signs of heat-related illnesses and discover effective strategies to stay cool.

First fatal case of Alaskapox reported -learn more about what you need to know.

Are allergy medicines safe? Discover insights from a Rutgers health expert.

Medical experts highlight the damaging effects of lead exposure and stress the importance of early detection.

NJMS students tune into the power of music.

Health officials warn that "gas station heroin" can cause adverse effects.

What is Leprosy and why is this ancient disease spreading in the United States? Learn what Dr. Robert A. Schwartz, NJMS professor, has to say.

Children ingesting marijuana gummies highlights the importance of safe storage. Explore how the New Jersey Poison Center helps prevent such emergencies.

Learn why health officials are concerned about the easy accessibility of a dangerous drug.

Explore the merger of Rutgers’ two medical schools as the deans of each school discuss the proposed integration.

The Center offers a holistic approach to weight management and introduces a patient engagement app.

New study links long COVID brain fog to leaky blood vessels in the brain.

Exploring whether specific medications can extend lifespan: here’s what recent research reveals.

Preparing for a trip? Health experts share tips on being prepared if you get sick while traveling.

Leprosy cases are rising in the U.S. Dr. Robert A. Schwartz, NJMS professor, explains what we need to know.

We are incredibly proud of our students who matched on Match Day. To relive the excitement, watch the coverage on WMBC-TV.

Explore how Rutgers Health is addressing health inequities to foster healthier futures for New Jersey and beyond.

Physicians-scientists from RWJBarnabas Health and Rutgers Health will present extensive cardiovascular data, highlighting groundbreaking discoveries.

Curious about the Rutgers' medical school merger? Delve into the top three concerns as both deans share insights and address concerns.

Learn about the state-of-the-art mobile cancer screening unit at University Hospital - operated in partnership with Rutgers NJMS.

Discover how a recent grant is amplifying Rutgers Health’s outreach in Newark, addressing nutritional disparities, and fostering community well-being.

Exercise caution against accidental overdose during “sniffle season” by diligently reviewing medicine labels for active ingredients.

Health experts provide essential details about the spread of Alaskapox.

Dr. Bruce Ruck, of the New Jersey Poison Control Center at Rutgers NJMS, weighs in on the news of children ingesting marijuana products.

Health experts provide endometriosis facts, dispel myths, and reveal pathways to lead a healthy life.

Dr. Lewis Nelson, chair of NJMS’ Department of Emergency Medicine, weighs in on this deadly mixture.

Explore the secrets of longevity as Japan, Sweden, and Norway lead in life expectancy, with insights from Dr. Rashi Aggarwal, psychiatry professor at Rutgers NJMS.

Dr. Petros Levounis, chair of the NJMS Psychiatry Department, weighs in on Alcohol Use Disorder.

Discover insights from health experts addressing concerns about lead-laden cups.

Neptune’s Fix may contain synthetic pot, raising alarming concerns about its potential life-threatening consequences.

In recognition of National Glaucoma Awareness Month, Dr. Miriam Habiel, NJMS professor in the Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Science, discusses prevention and the importance of screening.

University Hospital, in partnership with Rutgers NJMS, announced the launch of a new multidisciplinary Weight Management Center.

Dr. Andrew Berman, Rutgers NJMS professor and division director of Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine, Allergy and Immunologic Diseases, discusses a new report from the American Lung Association.

Learn why poisoning from laundry detergent pods has gone up.

Can reducing alcohol consumption for a month be beneficial to your overall health? Discover insights from health experts.

Unlocking the enigma of medically unexplained fatigue: New research offers hope and insights, with Dr. Steven Schutzer, Rutgers NJMS professor in the Department of Medicine, shedding light on potential respite for those impacted.

Is it safe to eat snow? Learn what Dr. Diane Calello, medical and executive director of the New Jersey Poison Center at Rutgers NJMS, has to say.

Awarded grant will amplify outreach efforts, increase WIC awareness, and reduce disparities in the program’s delivery.

Q&A offers insights on at-home HPV tests, cervical cancer screenings, and treatment helping people navigate the process of detection, prevention, and care.