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Partho P Sengupta, MD, DM, FACC, FASE, chief of the Division of Cardiovascular Diseases and Hypertension Rutgers RWJMedSchool and chief of cardiac services Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital was recently featured on CBS News Healthwatch. cbsnews.com/news/aortic-di…

Mark your calendars — Rutgers Day is back on April 26! Join us for the ultimate celebration of everything Rutgers, featuring hundreds of programs, exhibits, hands-on activities, live entertainment, and more.

RSVP for Commencement tickets and parking from April 1-30! Commencement attendees ages 2 and older will require a ticket, and those planning to park on campus will need special Commencement parking passes. commencement.rutgers.edu/grad-tickets-p…

A Rutgers study reveals a troubling link between veterans prescribed opioids & anti-anxiety meds, increasing the risk of death. The research calls for better prescription management to protect those who’ve served. Learn more here: go.rutgers.edu/z9aez1cf

Rutgers research tracks a sharp rise in sedative, hypnotic, and anxiety use disorder diagnoses among young people. The study calls for targeted interventions to address this growing mental health crisis. Learn more here: go.rutgers.edu/z4uv2rcg

All students and members of the University Community are invited to attend the annual Virtual Open Hearing on April 30. Submit comments, register to speak, and find more information at: rutgers.edu/openhearing

Join us in honoring the extraordinary life and legacy of Dr. James M. Hill, PhD Date & Time: Monday, April 21, 2025 | 3:30 PM Venue: Lecture Hall B-552, Medical Science Building, Rutgers NJMS Watch Live: bit.ly/drjameshill

The Endometriosis CARE Act, introduced in 2022, aims to allocate $50 million annually to advance research and expand treatment access for this often-misunderstood condition affecting over 1 in 10 reproductive-age women.​ Learn more about it here: go.rutgers.edu/vsb2hmvw

Rutgers Day today from 10AM-4PM on Busch, College Ave, and Cook/Douglass! Check out rutgersday.rutgers.edu for updated programming and locations due to the forecasted rain. See the updated bus schedule here: newbrunswick.rutgers.edu/rutgers-day/bu… Rutgers Day FAQs: newbrunswick.rutgers.edu/rutgers-day/fa…

A Rutgers study reveals major health care disparities for people with disabilities, highlighting the need for inclusive, patient-centered care. Learn more about the study here: go.rutgers.edu/4rxetx7f

The Rutgers Day Health Village brought health sciences to life with screenings, brain model building, and interactive games. A testament to Rutgers Health's commitment to community engagement and education. Thank you to everyone who joined us! 🔗 go.rutgers.edu/piql0juu

REMINDER: All students and members of the University Community are invited to attend the annual Virtual Open Hearing on April 30 at 6 pm. Learn more and join the meeting: rutgers.edu/openhearing

A new Rutgers study is raising important questions about the reliability of Alzheimer’s blood tests. The study urges stricter oversight and clearer communication about the limits of current testing technology. Learn more here: go.rutgers.edu/6gla8h33

Rutgers Health is pioneering trauma care with bioengineered blood vessels. In a clinical trial led by Dr. Michael Curi, lab-grown vessels showed strong results for patients with severe injuries. Learn more: go.rutgers.edu/n5wl0ikr

Congratulations to Les Barta, director of the Simulation Technology Program at Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy, for being named among the NJBIZ 2025 Health Care Heroes Honorees in the Education Hero category.

Congratulations to Omar M. Abuattieh, a student at the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, on being named a Truman Scholar! Read more about Omar's journey and his future in public service: go.rutgers.edu/thdri483

Jacqueline Lopez is proof that resilience can transform challenges into purpose. Diagnosed with bipolar disorder mid-way through her studies, Lopez continued working full time while raising three children. Learn more about her inspiring story: go.rutgers.edu/4fiyqyg2

A Rutgers Health study found that repeated antibiotic use before age 2 may increase the risk of asthma, food allergies, and hay fever later in life. Researchers emphasize the importance of careful prescriptions. Learn more about the findings: go.rutgers.edu/79j3mjph

A Rutgers Health study highlights how emotionally intense research, like coding gun violence cases, can impact research assistants. Building in breaks and supportive team environments proved key for coping and focus. Learn about the strategies here: go.rutgers.edu/nvevg2qo

Rutgers Health and RWJBarnabas Health researchers have developed AI that turns simple ECGs into advanced heart motion readings. This tech could catch heart disease earlier and personalize treatments. Explore more about this innovation: go.rutgers.edu/ghlxhzru