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NJ Consortium Develops Mobile Medical Unit to Address Health Facility Shortage

NJ Consortium Develops Mobile Medical Unit to Address Health Facility Shortage

by William Jester | Sep 30, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

In response to the extreme challenges to clinical capacity posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, three New Jersey institutions – New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), University Hospital in Newark and The Tuchman Foundation – are collaborating in a unique partnership...
Rutgers-Led National Survey Uncovers Doctors’ Misconceptions About Nicotine Risks

Rutgers-Led National Survey Uncovers Doctors’ Misconceptions About Nicotine Risks

by William Jester | Sep 29, 2020 | Community, News

Most physicians mistakenly believe that nicotine leads to cancer, and heart and respiratory diseases, according to a Rutgers-led national survey, even though it is the toxic substances in cigarette smoke and not the nicotine that causes the primary health risk. The...
Is It Safe to Exercise if the Air Is Hazy With Wildfire Smoke?

Is It Safe to Exercise if the Air Is Hazy With Wildfire Smoke?

by William Jester | Sep 29, 2020 | Community, News

Should we exercise outside when the air is smoky? With smoke and ash from major wildfires still blanketing portions of California and the Northwest and murky plumes wafting across the nation, that issue is top of the mind for many of us and likely to remain a concern...
Rutgers Finds Faster Way to Decontaminate N95 Masks

Rutgers Finds Faster Way to Decontaminate N95 Masks

by William Jester | Sep 28, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

Two Rutgers-led studies have identified a more rapid method to decontaminate N95 masks using vaporized hydrogen peroxide – making reuse of masks more economically feasible and practical for health care workers on the frontlines against COVID-19. The studies, published...
Is it Safe to Exercise Indoors or Outdoors When Air Quality Is Bad? Here’s What Experts Say.

Is it Safe to Exercise Indoors or Outdoors When Air Quality Is Bad? Here’s What Experts Say.

by William Jester | Sep 26, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

For days, three US cities have been listed as having the worst air quality in the world. Portland, Seattle, and Denver are among the 10 worst cities for air quality, according to world air quality monitoring agency, IQAir. It’s all due to historic wildfires that...
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