With the threat of the Zika virus being spread by mosquitoes in Brazil, those planning to compete in the Summer Olympics are thinking about ways ...

The state's mayors head to Trenton and on their minds are the Transportation Trust Fund, pension reform and affordable housing. On their agendas is urging ...

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’ Joseph Apuzzio, who treats high-risk pregnancies, outlines immediate steps to take.

Oleocanthal kills cancer cells with its own enzymes.

Ella Watson-Stryker is honored for work with Doctors without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières’ emergency team in West Africa.

Power brokering after hours at the League of Municipalities conference. Treating heroin addicts. Do we have enough tools? Ebola quarantines suppressing aid volunteers. And ensuring ...

An agency sending doctors to West Africa to stop the Ebola epidemic says since New Jersey and New York imposed a mandatory quarantine, there are ...

Does an alliance with Christie help or hurt a state power broker? Does the governor's retort seem presidential? A small Jersey firm's decontaminates kill the ...

ClorDiSys, based in Hunterdon County, is providing disinfectants to clean areas where Ebola patients have been.

The push for transparency at the Port Authority. Bipartisan nominees for key leadership positions. The Enterovirus hits New Jersey and a Jersey girl is in ...

Katie Meyler of Bernardsville has returned to Liberia despite the continuing threat of the Ebola virus. She says the outbreak continues to grow exponentially and ...

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.

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.