NEWS
Is Tainted Alcohol to Blame for Deaths and Sickness in the Dominican Republic? A Doctor Weighs In
People magazine writes about whether tainted alcohol is to blame for the deaths and sicknesses of American tourists in the Dominican Republic, quoting Reynold Panettieri Jr.
Toxin Exposure Possible In Dominican Deaths, Rutgers Prof Says
Please read Health & Fitness article titled, Toxin Exposure Possible In Dominican Deaths, Rutgers Prof Says, which quoted Dr. Panettieri.
RU-N Awarded $1 million NSF Grant to Support Minority Graduate Students in STEM
The National Science Foundation awarded Rutgers-Newark a $1 million grant to support underrepresented minority college graduates in pursuit of science, technology, engineering and math Ph.D. degrees as part of its Bridges to Doctorate program.
Dominican Republic Tourist Deaths: New Jersey Man Becomes 8th American Case In Last Year.
Dominican Republic Tourist Deaths: New Jersey Man Becomes 8th American Case In Last Year. Watch Dr. Panettieri’s interview on New York’s Channel 2.
NJ ACTS Announces Mini-Methods Grant Program RFA
The NJACTS Biostatistics, Epidemiology and Research Design (BERD) core is happy to announce Mini-Methods Grant Program RFA. Submission deadline for applications is 7/15/19. Please address questions to NJACTS@rbhs.rutgers.edu
Six dead, three investigations — is it safe to travel to the Dominican Republic now?
Dr. Panettieri was quoted in the Vancouver Sun article titled, Six dead, three investigations - is it safe to travel to the Dominican Republic now?
Is it safe to travel to the Dominican Republic?
Dr. Panettieri was quoted in the Washington Post article titled, Is it safe to travel to the Dominican Republic?
Expanded In-School Instructional Time and the Advancement of Health Equity
Read Dr. Johnson’s article in Ovid