In the Media

Alumnus, John Baker, MS, ATC, '15, Highlights Telemedicine in a Time When Most Are Urged to Stay at Home.

Baker emphasizes the benefits of telehealth while hospitals remain filled with COVID-19 patients.

Dr. John A. Gallucci, President's Advisory Group (PAG) Member, Discusses How to Keep Head, Neck, and Back Safe While Working from Home

With work at home orders in place, many Americans are finding themselves with body pains, Dr. Gallucci discusses ways to prevent this from occurring.

What Happens When 22 Health Leaders Join Forces to Fight Opioids?

Seton Hall University partners with the New Jersey Hospital Association, the Medical Society of New Jersey and the NJ Association of Health Plans on another year of the NJHELA certification program.

Mobilizing Physician Assistants

Physician Assistant program teaches Clifton High School students about the PA profession through outreach program funded by the nccPA Health Foundation.

Why Taking Antibiotics Without a Prescription Is So Dangerous

Christopher Hanifin, Department Chair and Assistant Professor of Physician Assistant, discusses the risks of taking antibiotics without a prescription.

20Q: Language Development and Its Clinical Applications

Language development experts and co-authors, Dr. Brian B. Shulman, Dean, and Dr. Nina Capone Singleton provide insight on influences of language development in children.

Working Well With Colleagues of All Ages

Health Care Leadership expert Terence Cahill provides perspective on today’s multigenerational workplace and how to work well with colleagues of all ages.

Repealing the Affordable Care Act

School of Health and Medical Sciences Professor Stephen Wagner discusses the uncertainties surrounding the proposed repeal of the Affordable Care Act.

Doctors and Healthcare Execs in NJ to Work on Their Leadership Skills

Brian Shulman discusses cutting-edge partnership to create New Jersey Healthcare Executive Leadership Academy.

Physician assistant programs across N.J.

Christopher Hanifin discusses the strong demand for physician assistants in the medical profession.

Online, a standard way to learn

Recognizing the value of online learning.

'King's Speech' delights N.J. stuttering community

"The movie has done a lot to increase awareness of stuttering, but it' also helped people recognize that stutterers can turn out OK."

Vikram Dayalu, School of Health and Medical Sciences, CourierPostOnline.com

Diabetes Type 3: What Could It Be?

"...with type 3 diabetes, some of the oral medications that are effective at keeping blood sugar within the normal level in type 2 no longer work."