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Long-Acting Opioids May Be Unnecessary in Study of Total Knee Replacement.

Long-Acting Opioids May Be Unnecessary in Study of Total Knee Replacement.

by William Jester | Apr 15, 2024 | Community, News

Replacing long-acting with immediate-release opioids after total knee replacement surgery resulted in comparable pain management but less nausea-medication usage and less need for residential rehabilitation after hospital discharge. The results of this small study, a...
Predicting Loneliness Through Online Digital Footprints.

Predicting Loneliness Through Online Digital Footprints.

by William Jester | Apr 13, 2024 | Community, News

User data from Google, YouTube and other online platforms can be used to predict, prevent and even mitigate loneliness, potentially lowering the risk of suicide for at-risk individuals, according to a Rutgers study. “Anxiety and loneliness are typically diagnosed at a...
Partnership with Rutgers University Behavioral Research and Training Program Will Aid in Fight Against Opioid Abuse.

Partnership with Rutgers University Behavioral Research and Training Program Will Aid in Fight Against Opioid Abuse.

by William Jester | Apr 12, 2024 | Community, News

A partnership worth $150,000 between Hudson County and the Rutgers University Behavioral Research and Training program will help provide support and services, including ongoing and advanced data collection regarding the Overdose Fatality Review Team and community...
$265K Awarded to NJIT Researchers Via New Jersey Health Foundation Grants.

$265K Awarded to NJIT Researchers Via New Jersey Health Foundation Grants.

by William Jester | Apr 12, 2024 | Community, News

Six NJIT researchers have secured grants in the latest round of funding provided by the New Jersey Health Foundation (NJHF), which has increased its funding in both its Community Health, Social Services and Education Program, as well as its traditional research...
For New Moms Who Rent, Housing Hardship and Mental Health Are Linked.

For New Moms Who Rent, Housing Hardship and Mental Health Are Linked.

by William Jester | Apr 11, 2024 | Community, News

Becoming a parent comes with lots of bills. For new mothers, being able to afford the rent may help stave off postpartum depression. “Housing unaffordability has serious implications for mental health,” said Katherine Marcal, an assistant professor at the Rutgers...
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