Building on its history of innovation and leadership, the Franklin Lakes-based medical technology company said the advance allows health care providers, like Holy Name Medical Center in Teaneck, to eliminate multiple needlesticks for sample collection.

There were 338 COVID-19 patients in New Jersey’s 71 hospitals as of July 18, of which 58 were in intensive care and 29 were on ventilators. But state health officials maintain that those  numbers are “lagging indicators,” meaning it could be days or weeks before they reflect the virus's current extent.

According to state officials, the money was awarded in August 2017 on two primary conditions: for major expansions at the global drugmaker's Bridgewater corporate campus, and that it would retain 2,099 job positions. But, the NJEDA contends, both circumstances have changed.

New Jersey’s public health hospital earns high marks in the first-ever national list to examine community health spending.

The president and CEO of Princeton-based Oyster Point Pharma talks about a nasal spray the company is developing that has shown promise in preventing COVID-19 infections.

The Biden administration is taking aim at mergers among hospitals, pharmaceutical companies and other health care institutions, a move that federal officials contend would reign in high medical bills and drug prices.

Nursing and veterans homes were among the hardest hit facilities in the early days of the pandemic, with the outbreak among older patients prompting widespread outrage and calls for reform. Now, under legislation the governor signed in February, those facilities, hospitals, surgery centers, senior homes and hospice centers will be required to report COVID-19 outbreaks and fatalities of their staff to state health officials.

Hip and knee replacement can be a quick turnaround for many these days, and for some, outpatient joint replacement can lead to better outcomes.

The move from the New Brunswick-based company affects all lots of five Neutrogena and Aveeno aerosol product lines, after some were found to contain low levels of benzene, which can cause cancer with repeated exposure.

The chancellor of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences talks about the COVID-19 vaccines, reluctant populations and the potential need for booster shots.

The $1.1 million investment will provide approximately 400 people, the state's full ALS patient population, with the ability to communicate using their eyes free of charge.

The first phase will include the construction of two new floors; Phase 2 will see the Meadow Pavilion renovation into a new, expanded ICU; and Phase 3 will include revamping the existing ICU into a dedicated 12-room Observation Unit.