Men, who die on average five years earlier than women, prefer male doctors, but are more honest with female doctors.

As fish and other natural resources move in response to climate change, wealth moves with them.

Rutgers and University of Calgary research on “real-world” farms gives a clearer picture of how pollination works.

Research shows suicides among middle-age adults have increased by 40 percent since 1999.

Oleocanthal kills cancer cells with its own enzymes.

Rutgers studies suggest updated regulations are needed to protect the stability of marine life.

As the wind and ice go, so go the phytoplankton; as the phytoplankton go, so go the krill and everything that eats the krill.

It’s possible that men are just as lonely, but express it differently or not at all.

Rutgers’ Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs plays an important role in influencing national policy and public attitudes.

Rutgers scientists could be one step closer to solving a global health problem -- vitamin A deficiency.

Changes in ocean circulation may dramatically accelerate global climate change.

The intermediate waters of the Pacific Ocean are absorbing heat 15 times faster over the past 60 years than in the past 10,000.