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Research: Helping Us Understand Disparities During COVID-19

Researchers today are trying to determine what is causing the disparities in hospitalizations and deaths of Black Americans during COVID-19.

Community Outreach Newsletter July-August 2020

Check out community events and happenings at Rutgers Institute for Health!

Unmet family expectations linked to increased mortality among older Chinese Americans

Rutgers study finds gaps in filial expectations affect longevity of older Chinese Americans

Rutgers Center for Health Services Research Receives One of Six FORE Grants

Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts (FORE) Announces Grants to Urgently Increase Access to Recovery Support Services for Opioid Use Disorder During COVID-19

Family relationships impact cognitive health of older Chinese immigrants, Rutgers study finds

Family relationships impact cognitive health of older Chinese immigrants, Rutgers IFH study finds

Findings may help health care and social service providers develop interventions for cognitive function

Rutgers researchers built a novel multimodal survey platform to increase accuracy in multilingual data collection and reduce selection bias.

At 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.

IFH director urging greater research into COVID-19 neurological effects

Director XinQi Dong says we need further research into neurological effects of COVID-19 and atypical symptoms in some patients, including older adults