New Jersey Medical School In The News 2025

WMBC-TV joined us for the Match Day festivities, capturing the excitement and highlights from the event.

As March Madness tips off, the surge in online betting raises growing concerns.

Rutgers Health experts discuss TB and the university’s role in research and treatment.

Maternal heart-related deaths have doubled since 1999, with Black women facing triple the risk of White women. Health experts weigh in on the growing crisis.

Watch Dr. Maria L. Soto-Greene, NJMS executive vice dean, and Dr. Petros Levounis, professor and chair of the NJMS Department of Psychiatry, on the latest episode of Think Tank with Steve Adubato as they discuss the important efforts to make medical school more accessible and affordable.

Watch Dr. Damali Campbell-Oparaji [starting at 18:44], from the NJMS Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Health, as she discusses maternal morbidity, mortality, and the disparities impacting Black women.

Discover the legacy of Lonnie Wright and his lasting impact on NJMS.

Rutgers Health experts discuss the pressing issues in HIV treatment and prevention.

With bird flu spreading across the U.S., should you be worried about eggs and milk? Learn what health experts are saying.

TB, once thought to be a disease of the past, is rising across the U.S. and in New Jersey. Health experts share insights for public health.

Overdose deaths from carfentanil are rising and health experts warn this trend could worsen the opioid epidemic.

Discover how bioengineered blood vessels are transforming treatment for severe vascular injuries.

Bird Flu Basics: Learn how the disease is decimating bird populations and spreading into mammals - but human infections remain rare.

New Jersey Poison Control Center expert warns too much acetaminophen can be toxic.

Exploring tailbone pain: Rutgers Health expert, Dr. Patrick M. Foye, authors content for merckmanuals.com.

Learn how brown fat tissue may unlock the secret to boosting fitness and promoting a healthy life.