State-level trends shed light on the impact of federal policies on medication prescription, according to a Rutgers study.

Rutgers researchers find that 17% of discarded packs had proper tax stamps, down sharply from 2011.

Forty-four percent of all registered voters “strongly oppose” and another 5% “somewhat oppose” the MAGA movement, while 19% “strongly support” it and another 15% “somewhat support” it; 17% say they neither support nor oppose it. Feelings among likely voters are not much different, increasing both support and opposition by a point or two.

A physical model based on black holes turning matter into dark energy offers a cure to hiccups in understanding the universe.

Key voting blocs take familiar sides, but independents are split, according to Rutgers-Eagleton Poll.

Rutgers Health researchers are taking a closer look at the recent Los Angeles wildfires and their impact on public health and the environment.

Rutgers marine scientists use tools created in New Jersey to quantify how iron stress in Southern Ocean phytoplankton slows the process of converting light energy into oxygen

Rutgers senior vice president for research Michael E. Zwick, PhD, served as Chief Guest at the RICOVR Healthcare First Look event, where the company showcased the functionality of its flagship testing device.

After nearly a decade of painstaking research, a new tomato variety is ready for its moment in the sun.