2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Will food science replace plastic in the future? Shreya D. is the MoleCOOL Scientist, and she's here to explain everything you need to know about making those edible water bubbles that everyone is talking about.
If you'd like to follow along at home, you'll need:
Making science cool! Teen Volunteer Shreya D. is East Brunswick's own MoleCOOL Scientist. Shreya has created several fun and informative videos all about science, and we've compiled them all on a YouTube Playlist for you.
Check out her latest video, a 40-second short, explaining the difference between a milk allergy and lactose intolerance.
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Visit this Health Information, which will have materials about how smoking and drinking alcohol can negatively impact your cardiovascular health and increase the risk of hypertension.
Students from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School will answer your questions and hand out articles about the importance of exercise and heart health.
Join us for a series of workshops with students from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School for people living with high blood pressure. Medical students will teach you ways to control your blood pressure with lifestyle changes.
Join Carol Schoenberger, RN BSN, Community Outreach Nurse at Hackensack Meridian Health will cover:
Saint Peter's University Hospital Community Health Services will provide Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar Screenings.
Masks must be worn at all times in the building and during the screening.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Registration opens January 10, 2022. Register at the Information Desk or by calling 732-390-6767.
Living with Arthritis: Non-Surgical Approaches to Hip and Knee Degenerative Disease
In this presentation, Elizabeth Bedara, PT, DPT of Hackensack Meridian Health will cover:
Join our friends at Wellness Around the World for a fun new episode! This time, Atlas is visiting Mexico and learning all about the delicious and healthy foods kids there eat with their families. This ongoing series is created by four medical students at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Follow Atlas's adventures to learn about the healthy foods and fun activities kids across the planet enjoy, as well as what their daily lives are like!