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What is a neuroinflammatory disease and how does it impact someone? Dr. Bharani Padmanabhan speaks with host Dr. Craig Wax about coronavirus, inflammation, and the concept of neuroinflammatory disease.

From February 2020: Dr. Monika Williams Shealey is the Senior Vice President of The Division of Diversity Equity and Inclusion here at Rowan University. Join Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM Public Affairs Director Benjamin Lombardo as we talk to Dr. Shealey about race relations, DEI, and much more.

Meghan Giordano and Stephen Kummer discuss the newest and most popular wave in today's drinking scene: alcoholic seltzers, including its origins, its advertising, and how one beverage brand is dominating this unique market.

Holly Fortino, Delaney Koch and Hannah McCrane explore what service and therapy animals are, and examine both the benefits of utilizing such animals and the controversies surrounding their use.

The Rowan Report is a weekly newscast that bring you a recap of the week's top headlines. This week's edition reports on the protests in Minneapolis over the death of George Floyd, coverage of the SpaceX launch, and updates on NJ and NY lockdowns.

Dr. Richard Fleming joins host Dr. Craig Wax on a new episode of Your Health Matters. Dr. Fleming talks about "The Inflammation Epidemic" that is plaguing America. Also, they cover how COVID-19 is playing a part in this and who is impacted.

In a world where social media is taking over, how can you protect yourself from its ill effects? Alexandra Cann and Rylee Meyer talk with health professionals and students about the many ways social media influences all of us.

Dissension from the ideological norms is the catalyst for change in every generation. For years, while those who faced unfair persecution have struggled, their movements and messages did not die. Ryan Bussell and Vince Ceraso hear from those who fought for basic rights and freedoms in the past, as well as those who carry on the fight today.

The Rowan Report is a weekly newscast that bring you a recap of the week's top headlines. This week's edition reports on Bernie Sanders urging followers to stop attacking Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden online, and COVID-19 tracing/privacy concerns.