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Health

Blood Pressure Drugs More Than Double Bone-Fracture Risk in Nursing Home Patients

Rutgers Health research finds a link between common medications and life-threatening injuries.

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Health

Infertility Treatment Doubles the Risk of Postpartum Heart Disease

Rutgers Health researchers find a particular risk for hypertensive diseases.

Allergies

Experts

Can Allergy Medicines Be Dangerous?

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Research & Innovation

Majority of New Jerseyans Worried About Medical and Health Care Costs

Morgan James, Assistant Professor, RWJMS- Department of Psychiatry, and Vanessa Zhang, a senior in West Windsor-Plainsboro High School,who has been helping conduct research in his lab at Rutgers.

Research & Innovation

Rutgers Researcher Teams Up with Teen Champion Figure Skater to Discover Potential Treatments for Addiction Disorders

Students inducted into the matthew leydt society

Commencement

A Fulbright Student Dedicated to Improving Public Health Among Top Grads Honored During Matthew Leydt Ceremony

(l. to r.) Latonya Johnson (SSW '24), Rutgers Mental Health Specialist, and her daughter Laila Birchett (SSW '24) are graduating together this May

Students

Mother-Daughter Graduates Supported Each Other Through Rutgers Journey

Freeman Hrabowski standing with his hands raised on the state at Rutgers commencement

Commencement

Freeman Hrabowski Offers Rutgers Class of 2024 a Hopeful Message in Challenging Times

Tamiah Brevard-Rodriguez is the director of the Aresty undergraduate research center and Rutgers-New Brunswick Graduate School of Education student who defend her dissertation hours after delivering her son Enzo on March 25.

After Giving Birth on the Way to the Hospital, Doctoral Student Defends Dissertation the Same Day

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Formerly Incarcerated Student Earns Degree While Building Career as Anti-Eviction Advocate

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Research & Innovation

New Jersey Ranks Near the Bottom on Pay Equity for Mothers

The Rutgers Center for Women and Work finds that working moms earn less than women without children and significantly less than men.

Stephanie Yuen is wrapping up her bachelor of science degree through the School of Nursing at Rutgers University–New Brunswick.

Since Losing Her Hair at 13, Senior Helps Others With Alopecia