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At 47, Bill Swayze felt his life was over and, then, deep brain stimulation gave it back. “Most patients tell us after the surgery they wish they had done it sooner,” said Shabbar Danish, the Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School physician who performed the procedure.

Rutgers researchers say findings should be a public health concern. 

It might seem like an unlikely path from psychology major at Rutgers to the queen of preschool rock. But listen to the lyrics of some of Laurie Berkner’s songs and the connection starts to make sense. Watch our video and read the story.

Scientists at Rutgers University-New Brunswick have found that the total lack of a key enzyme can increase the risk of cancer, inflammation and other ills. 

Rutgers study indicates that the traditional scientific view does not help in brain recovery. 

The Rutgers School of Health Professions’ faculty practice model for physician assistants will improve patient care and clinical education.

Rutgers professor leads synthesis study of roots – the “brains” of the plant world – and relation to hydrology .

Five years ago, two Rutgers graduate students took a risk to deploy a glider in front of Superstorm Sandy. The risk has paid off.

Today’s Rutgers Today email is the first daily update providing top highlights of the day’s Rutgers news. Here’s what you can expect every weekday morning.

Douglass Residential College is kicking off its centennial celebration today marking a century of leadership in women’s education at Rutgers-New Brunswick. Read our story and watch our video.

A Rutgers-New Brunswick historian, a student, and a dead soldier tell the story of the Vietnam War.