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

Since late December, more than 140 wild geese in NJ sick or dead likely from avian influenza

Epidemiologist Stephanie Silvera explains how you can stay safe

Speakers weep with anger and grief at news conference

NJ researchers are among those working to create a new class of antibiotics

Federal officials are slated to offer guidance later this month

Critics say the state should test more widely to track coronavirus variants in New Jersey

Critics are concerned about creating two classes of citizens

Are we closer to a vaccine than previously thought? Dr. Vincent Silenzio, a public health expert at Rutgers, discusses the latest.

Scientists around the world are racing to find a potential treatment and cure for COVID-19. According to the World Health Organization researchers are developing more ...

As the coronavirus continues to enlarge its foothold in the United States, medical facilities at all levels are making preparations. But many facilities are finding ...

With the number of confirmed cases and deaths growing across the country, Gov. Murphy sought Monday to calm residents rattled about coronavirus and offer assurances ...

Governor says protocols for screening and handling of passengers have been established in accordance with CDC standards

The CDC reports that antibiotic-resistant bacteria kill more than 23,000 people a year in the U.S.

James Comey delivers riveting Senate testimony saying Trump lied, tried to defame him and pull back on an FBI investigation. The governor weighs in on ...

Dr. Bonita Stanton, one of the founding members of Seton Hall's medical school, says communities are where disease and health happens. Seton Hall's program will ...

Christie's top agenda item -- to end the heroin epidemic -- is being expanded across state lines. State control of local schools may come to ...

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

A team of health experts is traveling throughout New Jersey holding Zap Zika public education forums to educate residents about the Zika virus.

He says he wasn't held hostage and isn't a full-time presidential surrogate. Gov. Christie takes questions on everything from his endorsement of Trump to tax ...