New Jersey Medical School In The News 2026

Dr. Pratik Shukla, NJMS health expert, who performs uterine fibroid embolization at University Hospital, is quoted in a NJ Monitor article highlighting the widespread impact of uterine fibroids, particularly among Black women.

Scientists believe better study design could be the key to unlocking answers about infection-related chronic conditions.

At the Brain Health Institute, researchers seek to understand how targeted online cognitive training can improve people’s ability to multitask.

Doctors are encouraging players to wear protective eyewear as eye injuries on the court continue to rise.

The Kitchn interviewed Dr. Danbee Kim, Rutgers Health expert, on the best and worst foods to eat before bed.

Health experts, including Dr. David Cennimo, break down subtle symptom differences so you know what you're dealing with.

Research points to a potential asthma benefit from GLP-1 medications. Learn what Rutgers Health expert, Dr. Ruchi Patel, has to say.

Rutgers NJMS health experts, Dr. Nataki Douglas and Dr. Anat Chemerinski, have identified a set of genes that signal when the uterus may be prepared for pregnancy.

Linden High School students find their calling through Rutgers NJMS Mini-Med Internship Program.

Dr. Albert Khouri, Rutgers Health expert, discusses what glaucoma is and the importance of early detection.

Learn about the Nipah virus, how it spreads, and what health experts are saying.

Flu activity is easing in the U.S., but health experts warn the season isn’t over yet.

Learn how "eating for your health" helps communities discover practical ways to use food as medicine.

Dr. Abhishek Kumar, Rutgers Health expert, discusses how genicular artery embolization works, its benefits, and how it has transformed patient care.

Olympian and NJMS student, Sidney Chu, is training the next generation of winter athletes.

Researchers may have uncovered a missing factor that helps explain why some people struggle to recover from long Covid.