IFH’s Howard Leventhal Scholarship supporting doctoral candidates is accepting applications!
Keep ReadingIFH’s Hillary Samples publishes new research on the association of medical cannabis and the frequency of nonmedical prescription opioid use.
Keep ReadingIFH faculty Dr. Michal Schnaider Beeri publishes new research on link between ADHD and dementia.
Keep ReadingResearchers from the Center for Asian Health Promotion and Equity attend health equity conference.
Keep ReadingDr. William Hu will lead new NIA-funded resource center focused on Alzheimer’s and dementia in Asian and Pacific Americans.
Keep ReadingCongratulations to all the RBHS Chancellor Award winners!
Keep Reading11 exceptional students complete IFH’s Summer Research Internship Program.
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Keep ReadingThe Rutgers Health Service Corps launched its inaugural high school summer program, PHOENIX, hosted at IFH.
Keep ReadingIFH’s Dr. Marie Sizemore presented research AIDSImpact and IPPA World Congress.
Keep ReadingDrs. Tammy Chung and Michelle Chen present research at INS Meeting.
Keep ReadingDarina Petrovsky selected for newest cohort of NIA IMPACT Scholars.
Keep ReadingPETS postdoc Mackenzie Henderson publishes research on MS treatment trends.
Keep ReadingPETS’ Dr. Soko Setoguchi publishes new research on the relationship between body mass index and mortality.
Keep ReadingCPLB’s Dr. Mark Budolfson publishes new research on animal welfare in Science.
Keep ReadingDrs. Stephen Crystal and Greta Bushnell observe decline in antipsychotic medication use in children.
Keep ReadingDr. Darina Petrovsky has been selected for the Dementia Palliative Care Clinical Trials Program.
Keep ReadingRWJF program calls for proposals to access data from variety of data sets including IFH’s iPHD Project.
Keep ReadingRutgers-NYU Center for Asian Health Promotion calls for pilot proposals applications.
Keep ReadingDr. Michelle Chen has been selected for Neuropsychology’s Early Career Editorial Fellowship program.
Keep ReadingThe Rutgers-NYU Center for Asian Health Promotion and Equity hosted a panel on AAPI health and climate change.
Keep ReadingIFH researchers led by Peter Treitler analyzed risk of overdose and death after a mass prison release in 2020.
Keep ReadingIFH researcher, Dr. Ashley Grosso, receives $3 million grant to study barriers to HIV research in Africa.
Keep ReadingRutgers names Dr. Tobias Gerhard new director of IFH.
Keep ReadingCSHP’s Ann Nguyen publishes research on impact of temporary licenses for mental health providers during pandemic.
Keep ReadingStudent researchers present research and are recognized at undergraduate symposium.
Keep ReadingIFH’s Dr. Edward Selby developed a mental health app to help users deal with stressful situations.
Keep ReadingDr. Darina Petrovsky and Dr. Ann Nguyen along with their teams receive Mutual Mentoring Grants for peer mentoring programs.
Keep ReadingIFH’s Stephen Crystal and James Lloyd featured in FORE’s Issue Brief on OUD Treatment.
Keep ReadingIFH and PETS’ Dr. Dan Horton publishes new research on drop in childhood asthma.
Keep ReadingIFH awards Molly Nowels and James Terhune the 2023 Howard Leventhal Scholarship for Trainees.
Keep ReadingLearn more about IFH’s summer research internship program and apply by April 21.
Keep ReadingIFH’s Tammy Chung discusses challenges of accurately diagnosing cannabis use disorder in a Q&A.
Keep ReadingIFH’s Tammy Chung and Carolyn Sartor to lead workshop at the annual Research Society on Alcohol meeting this summer.
Keep ReadingIFH core member Yanping Jiang selected for two scholar programs.
Keep ReadingIFH core member Dr. Zeeshan Ahmed publishes research on artificial intelligence and cardiovascular disease.
Keep ReadingIFH core member Dr. Chintan Dave receives grant to study impact of medications.
Keep ReadingIFH researchers publish new research on the impact of NJ’s opioid prescribing regulations.
Keep ReadingCheck out featured events in New Brunswick this Spring!
Keep ReadingInstitute for Health members were part of the coalition that helped the MAT Act get signed into law.
Keep ReadingIFH core member Michelle Chen selected for Alzheimer’s health equity scholars program.
Keep ReadingIFH associate member Amesika Nyaku named to state advisory council to combat opioid epidemic.
Keep ReadingDr. Yanping Jiang publishes new research findings on the importance of connection to neighbors for older Chinese adults.
Keep ReadingFaculty members from the Rutgers Center for Pharmacoepidemiology and Treatment Science (PETS) at the Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research …
Keep ReadingFaculty and staff from the Center for Pharmacoepidemiology and Treatment Science attended the International Society of Pharmacoepidemiology’s annual conference…
Keep ReadingIFH’s Greta Bushnell analyzes which treatments for sleep disorders are associated with higher risk of overdose.
Keep ReadingThe deadline to apply for the scholarship award is January 13, 2023.
Keep ReadingDr. Stephen Crystal and IFH researchers examine importance of outpatient visits for patients in treatment for opioid use.
Keep ReadingIFH’s Tammy Chung, Carolyn Sartor, Ashley Grosso + Yanping Jiang found a connection between young women who binge drink and their risk of COVID-19 infection.
Keep ReadingIFH Interim Director, Tobias Gerhard, was installed as ISPE President at ISPE’s annual conference in August.
Keep ReadingThe Rutgers Asian Resource Center for Minority Aging Research (RCMAR) appoints new leadership.
Keep ReadingDr. Zeeshan Ahmed leads one of the first studies examining artificial intelligence and precision medicine.
Keep ReadingDr. Chintan Dave will lead researchers in conducting the largest study of children at risk of developing a life-threatening complication of Type 1 diabetes.
Keep ReadingDr. Ann Nguyen of Rutgers Center for State Health Policy publishes new research in Health Affairs on NJ’s temporary licensure program.
Keep ReadingMultiple IFH researchers presented research findings at NJ ACTS’s Community Engaged Scholarship Symposium in June.
Keep ReadingIFH’s Interim Director, Tobias Gerhard, was elected new member of AES – an honorary society with a mission to provide a scientific forum for senior epidemiologists.
Keep ReadingRutgers Center for State Health Policy launched the New Jersey Integrated Population Health Data (iPHD) Project to address some of the state’s most pressing health care issues
Keep ReadingIFH’s Stephen Crystal coauthors study on how use of buprenorphine prior to entering opioid disorder treatment can prepare patients to stay in care.
Keep ReadingRemembering Shirley Smoyak, Distinguished Professor and member of the Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research
Keep ReadingIFH’s Nir Eyal and Tobias Gerhard and RBHS Chancellor Brian Strom present reasons to assess the effectiveness and safety of vaccines with both conventional and challenge trials .
Keep ReadingRutgers Center for State Health Policy led an independent evaluation of Rutgers tele-mentoring program for primary care providers.
Keep ReadingIFH’s Dr. Greta Bushnell led research on youth with overdoses for certain drugs who have prescriptions for those medications.
Keep ReadingIFH’s Dr. Michelle Chen leads research on telehealth services for people with MS during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Keep ReadingRutgers IFH is now accepting applications for the 2022 summer internship program.
Keep ReadingIFH’s Ann Nguyen and Nathan Stewart describe the need to support our API health care workers.
Keep ReadingIFH Core Member Margaret Marsh named AAAS fellow, recognized for contributions to social sciences and history of medicine.
Keep ReadingAnnual report highlighting impact of Rutgers IFH community outreach and engagement efforts.
Keep ReadingCheck out the November-December 2021 edition of IFH’s Community Newsletter!
Keep ReadingThe redistribution of revenues from a carbon tax can promote equity and protect vulnerable populations, according to study published in Nature Climate Change by IFH associate member, Mark Budolfson.
Keep ReadingRead the September-October 2021 edition of IFH’s Community Newsletter!
Keep ReadingNew center will work to advance research on cardiometabolic disease and mental health of Asian adults
Keep ReadingRutgers-led study looks at medically treated opioid overdoses in New Jersey during the rapid spread of fentanyl.
Keep ReadingNew article suggests areas of research to better understand risk factors of and protection against elder mistreatment.
Keep ReadingThe Rutgers Institute for Health, Health Care Policy, and Aging Research eagerly shares the July/August 2021 edition of the Community Newsletter.
Keep ReadingEsta serie cubrirá temas relacionados con el mantenimiento de una buena salud mental mientras mantenemos las regulaciones que la CDC a creado para el distanciamiento social
Keep ReadingNew 5-week series will cover topics related to maintaining good mental health while adhering to CDC guidelines and social distancing.
Keep ReadingThe latest news and happenings from the Rutgers Institute for Health community to yours!
Keep ReadingIFH Director XinQi Dong issued a statement in response to anti-Asian racism and violence against Asians across the country.
Keep ReadingPlease join us June 3 and 4, 2021 to mark the launch of a new initiative to increase the presence of New Jersey clinical practices in academic research.
Keep ReadingXinQi Dong, committee member, adds to recommendations on how to improve dementia caregiving, reduce disparities and expand future research
Keep ReadingLearn more about our legacy, our mission, and our vision for the future of population health research in a new video.
Keep ReadingWatch the celebration and panel discussion on Feb. 17, 2021.
Keep ReadingThe latest news and happenings from the Rutgers Institute for Health community to yours!
Keep ReadingThe latest news and happenings from the Rutgers Institute for Health community to yours!
Keep Reading“Elder fraud and abuse, those aren’t new problems, but unfortunately the coronavirus pandemic and economic crisis have made it even more prevalent.”
Keep ReadingResearchers will enroll up to 10,000 participants throughout New Jersey, with a focus on minority and low-income individuals and diverse immigrant groups, as well as factors related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Keep ReadingThe virtual event will take place on Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020.
Keep ReadingThe deadline to apply for an award of up to $5,000 is Monday, Nov. 30, 2020.
Keep ReadingThe deadline to apply for the grant writing workshop series is Oct. 25, 2020.
Keep ReadingCheck out community events and happenings at Rutgers Institute for Health!
Keep ReadingThe new Ahmed Lab at Rutgers Institute for Health is charting the course with advanced data and technology.
Keep ReadingThis series is designed to help people use evidence and research to make informed decisions for health and well-being as they age.
Keep ReadingResearchers today are trying to determine what is causing the disparities in hospitalizations and deaths of Black Americans during COVID-19.
Keep ReadingCheck out community events and happenings at Rutgers Institute for Health!
Keep ReadingRutgers study finds gaps in filial expectations affect longevity of older Chinese Americans
Keep ReadingFoundation for Opioid Response Efforts (FORE) Announces Grants to Urgently Increase Access to Recovery Support Services for Opioid Use Disorder During COVID-19
Keep ReadingFindings may help health care and social service providers develop interventions for cognitive function
Keep ReadingAt Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research, Dinesh Mendhe, Stephanie Bergren, and XinQi Dong build a novel survey platform to increase accuracy in multilingual data collection and reduce selection bias.
Keep ReadingDirector XinQi Dong says we need further research into neurological effects of COVID-19 and atypical symptoms in some patients, including older adults
Keep ReadingThis series is designed to help people use evidence and research to make informed decisions for health and well-being as they age.
Keep ReadingIFH Director Dr. XinQi Dong talks about the common myths of aging.
Keep ReadingIn the midst of COVID-19, as thousands of people are passing away in hospitals without loved-ones, two Rutgers Institute for Health experts, discuss death, dying and end-of-life care during the global pandemic.
Keep ReadingIntroducing the new Rutgers IFH Community Outreach Newsletter!
Keep ReadingStudy adds to the understanding of self-neglect and the role of cultural factors.
Keep ReadingWe’ve launched a social media campaign to connect New Jersey’s minority and immigrant communities with COVID-19 information and resources in their own languages.
Keep ReadingThe Rutgers Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research launches a new series exploring ‘modern myths of aging.’
Keep ReadingNew Jerseyans in unstable situations much more likely to face housing quality issues that could affect their health, researchers at the Center for State Health Policy find.
Keep ReadingThe new reports detail analyses conducted over the last 18 months as part of a project to evaluate a sweeping 2017 law in response to the state’s opioid crisis.
Keep ReadingNir Eyal, director of the Rutgers Center for Population-Level Bioethics, and his coauthors argue a human challenge trial could dramatically accelerate development of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Keep ReadingThe project is one of 19 nationwide to receive inaugural grants from the Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts (FORE).
Keep ReadingDirector Dr. XinQi Dong says Asian Americans and older adults face additional risks from discrimination and isolation related to COVID-19.
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Constantemente se realizan muchos estudios de investigación en la universidad de Rutgers. Usted podría participar en ellos y ayudar a encontrar mejores formas de prevenir o tratar los problemas de salud que le rodean…
Keep ReadingThere are many research studies happening at Rutgers all the time. You could be eligible to participate in them and help find better ways to prevent or treat health concerns surrounding you…
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