Interview: Perry Halkitis, dean of School of Public Health, Rutgers University

Though lessened, risks remain for elderly and those with limited immune systems, as well as others

Epidemiologist Stephanie Silvera says 'what it does not mean is that COVID is over'

Montclair State University epidemiologist Dr. Stephanie Silvera weighs in

The antimalarial compound, first prepared in chemistry professor Spencer Knapp’s lab, is to be tested in people.

The Zika virus, spread through mosquito bites, is believed to cause brain development issues in pregnant women's fetuses.

A case of the virus linked to debilitating birth defects has been detected here. The world's best disease detectives are tracking the Zika virus. We'll ...

Rutgers experts discuss the risk for Americans, lessons from medical history and treating people who are already sick.

It's important to know how to prevent drowning and what to do if it happens, especially during the summer season.