Experts predict targeted shutdowns to help control the virus

Health commissioner, others concerned about Lakewood

New Jersey's new Community Contact Tracing Corps debuted Wednesday with 230 tracers newly-trained by Rutgers School of Public Health ready to be deployed. But some ...

NJ soft-launched its new COVID-19 contact tracing system CommCare this week. Participants say it went smoothly for the most part, although it hit a few ...

State officials on Monday announced five new coronavirus cases, making New Jersey total at 11 presumptive positive cases. State health officials are now moving from ...

Rutgers epidemiologist Henry Raymond's research shows new infection rates of HIV have stabilized in the population of transwomen, suggesting that intervention programs are a promising ...

Dec. 1, 1988 was the first World AIDS Day, serving as an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV. Since then ...

Scientists stress the importance of preparing for the inevitable effects of climate change.

Perry Halkitis will become the first openly gay dean of a major college in August. At the Rutgers School of Public Health he hopes to ...

Legalizing recreational marijuana, regulating and taxing it. Could the next governor approve what Christie refused? Our U.S. senators and The National Council of La Raza ...

The New Jersey Department of Health says religious vaccine exemptions more than doubled from 2009 to 2016, from 3,865 primary school children to over 9,500.

The annual Walk to Washington. A who's who of politics and business leaders heard a dire warning from Gov. Christie. Measuring the impact of bail ...