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State Benefits From Scientists With Rutgers’ Eagleton Science and Politics Fellowship

State Benefits From Scientists With Rutgers’ Eagleton Science and Politics Fellowship

by RGHI | Dec 17, 2019 | News

Biologist Shin-Yi Lin, one of the inaugural fellows, is working with state officials to implement Medicaid coverage for doula services in New Jersey. Research shows that perinatal doula support may improve birth outcomes—but it is often accessible only to those who can afford to pay privately.

Breast Cancer Therapy in Botswana: Four Key Insights

Breast Cancer Therapy in Botswana: Four Key Insights

by Jacqueline Healey | Dec 17, 2019 | News

In a lecture organized by Rutgers Global Health Institute, guest speaker Yehoda Martei discussed breast cancer care and outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly Botswana.

Rutgers Global Health Institute Establishes Student Council

Rutgers Global Health Institute Establishes Student Council

by Jacqueline Healey | Dec 13, 2019 | News

The council, consisting of 52 undergraduate and graduate students from 19 different schools across the university, represents the student voice at the institute and will help foster global health collaboration across Rutgers’ academic disciplines.

Healthcare in Your Language Isn’t a Given — A Local Program Wants to Change That

Healthcare in Your Language Isn’t a Given — A Local Program Wants to Change That

by RGHI | Dec 12, 2019 | News

Undergraduates enrolled in the Spanish for Health Professions program at Rutgers University–Camden are learning the specific language skills they’ll need to work as certified medical translators in their communities.

Rutgers Welcomes Botswana Delegation for Next Phase of Mahube Partnership

Rutgers Welcomes Botswana Delegation for Next Phase of Mahube Partnership

by RGHI | Dec 5, 2019 | News

Rutgers welcomes senior government officials from Botswana to New Brunswick this month. They will participate in a leadership program as the next step in a unique partnership between Botswana and Rutgers that was launched in February 2019.

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