Interview: Allergist and immunologist Catherine Monteleone

The long lines are expected to go on as the disease continues to spread rapidly

Work or daily activities severely affected for some patients

Interview with Dr. Sunanda Gaur, who is leading that work

The trial will watch for any side effects and aim to determine appropriate dosages

A look at the vaccines currently in use, those for which approval is being sought, and others still in trials

As the number of coronavirus cases among the general public has grown, so too has the amount of schools moving to fully remote learning, 246 ...

Rutgers researchers are leading a clinical trial using a three-drug combination to assess if the medications, when taken together, can shorten the duration of COVID-19. ...

They call Marion Lee Johnson a "Hidden Figure." That’s because the mathematician worked at Boeing for NASA calculating trajectories for the Saturn V rocket that ...

The CDC indicates in 2015, SIDS claimed the lives of 44 babies in New Jersey.

Fallout over President Trump's exit from the Paris Climate Accord. The potential consequences for New Jersey's businesses. Trump boosts Homeland Security funds, but cuts in ...

According to the CDC, in New Jersey the black infant mortality rate was 8.89 per 1,000 live births compared to 3.07 per 1,000 births for ...

New legislation would allow pharmacists to dispense oral birth control pills for women and girls, without a doctor’s prescription.

The first federal lawsuit over lead in the school water supply. Plaintiffs are seeking class action status to hold political leaders accountable for the poison. ...

Rutgers and Stanford scientists have developed a novel way to inject healthy human nerve cells into the brain.

New Rutgers study finds absence of peptide linked to preference for fatty food and eating for pleasure rather than hunger.

Rutgers researcher says findings may offer another reason to judiciously prescribe antibiotics to children.

Christie's entitlement reform proposals. His push to push back the retirement age. The imperatives to act on cleaner air. Thirty-four million reasons to act fast ...

The Clean Air Council held a hearing in Trenton where representatives from New Jersey and neighboring states discussed what can be done to reduce air ...

Psychiatrist David Nathan says while he supports legalizing marijuana in New Jersey for adults, it can be harmful to children.