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Rutgers Pediatrician Discusses How to Keep Children Safe at School
As more New Jersey school districts face COVID-19 outbreaks and some are forced to stop in-person classes, many health care experts worry about what to expect as we head into the flu season. Pediatrician Lawrence Kleinman, professor, vice chair for academic...
Health officials urge Americans to get flu vaccine as concerns mount over possible ‘twindemic’
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, health care experts have been urging Americans to get vaccinated against influenza during the 2020-2021 flu season, to prevent a "twindemic," overlapping epidemics of the flu and COVID-19, which could overwhelm hospitals and increase...
Virtual Conference: Empowerment Through Wellness — Focus on Black Women’s Health
Explore your spiritual core, ways to boost mental health, to pursue peace of mind and to gain empowerment through wellness as the Associate Alumnae of Douglass College Black Alumnae Network virtually hosts the Jewel Plummer Cobb Sisters Conference. The program also...
‘We’ve been forgotten’: In Newark, N.J., a toxic Superfund site faces growing climate threats
In the bewildering days after Superstorm Sandy roiled the Eastern seaboard in October 2012, shredding coastal communities with hurricane-force winds and once-in-a-generation flooding, Ana Baptista ventured into the Ironbound, an industrial neighborhood of...
Developing the Mentor: How Do I Know What to Do?
This Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences program will inform you how to develop effective mentoring relationships and articulate your mentoring philosophy. Presenters: Anita Siu, Pharm.D., BCPPS Clinical Professor Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Andrew Gow, PhD...
How we get people to trust science
In this election season, the value of science, its methods, and results are increasingly questioned by many political leaders and some segments of the public. We’ve all collectively benefited from the many scientific advancements over the years, so why are there...
A hope to bring more COVID-19 testing to NJ Black, Latino, vulnerable communities
A Rutgers-led study made possible by a $5 million grant from the National Institutes of Health aims to launch outreach campaigns, and eventually expand COVID-19 testing capacity in New Jersey communities identified as particularly vulnerable to the virus and its...
Read Dr. Chen’s article from the IEEE International Conference on Big Data titled, Ad Blocking Whitelist Prediction for Online Publishers.
Please read Dr. Chen's article from the IEEE International Conference on Big Data titled, Ad Blocking Whitelist Prediction for Online Publishers. The fast increase in ad blocker usage results in large revenue loss for online publishers and advertisers. Many...