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Rutgers Medical School Students Mobilize to Support Health Care Workers Fighting COVID-19

Rutgers Medical School Students Mobilize to Support Health Care Workers Fighting COVID-19

by William Jester | Apr 15, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

From dog walking and grocery runs to coordinating personal protective equipment donations and assisting with new telehealth initiatives, medical students at Rutgers are volunteering their assistance to support the health care workforce, patients, and communities in...

Experts Ponder Causes of New York’s ‘Breathtaking’ Outbreak

by William Jester | Apr 15, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

How did the coronavirus outbreak get so bad in New York?  It’s likely a combination of its size, how crowded it is, its international popularity and other factors.  Chancellor Brian Strom says federal officials deserve more blame than New York leaders for the...

Rutgers Public Health Research Institute is looking for volunteers to participate in a one-time COVID-19 blood draw study.

by William Jester | Apr 14, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

Have you been diagnosed with COVID-19?  Do you want to help during this pandemic?  Rutgers Public Health Research Institute is looking for volunteers to participate in a one-time COVID-19 blood draw study.  For more information call 973-558-1339....
New coronavirus test developed at Rutgers can screen thousands and it’s as simple as a spit in a tube

New coronavirus test developed at Rutgers can screen thousands and it’s as simple as a spit in a tube

by William Jester | Apr 14, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

In what could represent a major advance in the fight against coronavirus, a Rutgers University research lab says it has developed a new test using existing automated technology able to analyze tens of thousands of patient samples each day to detect COVID-19.  At the...
Rutgers Researcher Partners With NYU in Creating Sleep Apnea Machine Alternative to Ventilators and a Virus-Trapping Hood

Rutgers Researcher Partners With NYU in Creating Sleep Apnea Machine Alternative to Ventilators and a Virus-Trapping Hood

by William Jester | Apr 14, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

  A Rutgers researcher is testing modified sleep apnea machines intended to help relieve the shortage of mechanical ventilators for COVID-19 patients.  After testing for safety and efficacy, the design will be available free to medical professionals and can be...
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