The Kenilworth-based drugmaker said after reviewing data from Phase 1 trials, it found that the immune responses in test subjects, while “well-tolerated,” were still “inferior to those seen following natural infection and those reported for other… vaccines.”

Effort will accelerate vaccine distribution in New Jersey’s most populous region.

The Delta Dental of New Jersey CEO discusses the company's $250,000 donation to three food banks in the state, its operations during the outbreak and why the dental insurance market is likely to grow substantially over the next several years.

Banks, like most businesses, offer good benefits packages to attract and retain quality employees. To meet this need, many Garden State institutions turn to Bankers Cooperative Group Inc. — a client-shareholder owned NJBankers affiliate that provides employee benefit programs and serves as a liability risk broker for New Jersey’s banking industry.

On January 20 – Inauguration Day – the federal government got much more involved in managing the COVID-19 pandemic. Alongside promises made by the Biden-Harris Transition Team for the first 100 days as it relates to the health of Americans everywhere, it’s January. That means ten months have passed since we New Jerseyans left our offices, our schools, and our normal ways of life. We’re all trying to stay healthy and hold our lives together.

These funds will support the expansion of testing, contact tracing and prevention of the virus, as well as build capacity that will provide the foundation for addressing future infectious disease outbreaks.

The private grantmaking foundation of Princeton seeks to improve child health and wellbeing by funding the promising and transformative programs and policies that foster the wellness of children and families in the state.

The Princeton-based medical technology company completed its previously announced $300 million acquisition which will allow it to advance wound care innovations.

The commercial real estate developer will leverage its expertise for the Japanese-based pharmaceutical company’s employee-focused facility at high-tech ON3 campus

This expansion brings the Woodbridge-based physical therapy center’s quality care to the residents of NoHo, Manhattan, while growing the company’s overall footprint to 84 facilities.

Raymond Brandes was appointed as COO and Christopher Bailey was assigned to the CFO post. Both men bring a wealth of health care and policy experience to NJHA, whose nearly 400 members include hospitals, health systems and post-acute care providers.

With thousands of new COVID-19 cases, and 3,506 total hospitalizations, the governor signed an executive order extending the public health emergency by 30 days.