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Research & Innovation

Exercise Improves Brain Function, Possibly Reducing Dementia Risk

People

Former NJ Transit Chief Joins Rutgers School of Engineering as Senior Fellow of Transportation Studies

Steward of the Dream

Health

For Visionary at Rutgers Health, Equity Is Essential Medicine

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Research & Innovation

This Tiny Galaxy Is Answering Some Big Questions

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Health

A Common Antihistamine Shows Promise in Treating Liver Complications of a Rare Disease Complication

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Health

Scientists Discover Potential Blood Test for Asthma Diagnosis and Severity

Achievements

Three Schwarzman Scholars Mark Historic First for Rutgers

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Research & Innovation

As the Protein Data Bank Thrives, Its Funding is Renewed at Increased Levels

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Health

Weighing Facts Against Myths in the Fluoride Debate

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Health

Genetic Risk for Mental Health Issues Is Linked to Higher Divorce Rates

A Rutgers Health study of 2.8 million Swedish people finds divorced individuals more likely to carry genetic predispositions for psychiatric disorders.

Medicine

Health

Taking Acetaminophen to Curb Flu Symptoms? Take Care Not to Overdose.

Madeline Hettrick, who wrote and directed the short film “His New Girl,” stands in the hallway outside the Rutgers Filmmaking Center.

Students

She Shot a Short Film as a Sophomore. Now It’s Part of the New Jersey Film Festival.