The American Lung Association announced a new research team which includes Dr. Sharon Pine of Rutgers.

“Horizon and our provider partners are able to achieve better outcomes together because we freely exchange knowledge and expertise, and we share claims data and resources that help doctors better understand their patients and our members," said Executive Vice President for Healthcare Management and Transformation Allen Karp.

The proposal comes as New Jersey prepares to expand licensing for its Medical Marijuana Program.

The personal home care agency's move into Pennsylvania gives the company six additional offices and will increase its geographic footprint throughout the Northeast to three states.

Critics are seeking to slow down or even block legislation that they say would alter the business of the state’s largest health insurer and affect its millions of policyholders in the state.

After an investigation including more than 150 tests from two, third-party labs into the FDA's earlier reported finding of sub-trace levels of asbestos in samples from a single bottle of Johnson’s Baby Powder, the New Brunswick company is reaffirming its product is safe and free of the contaminant.

“We are excited about this significant expansion of our Speakers Bureau’s footprint and the enhancement of our valuable roster of clients,” said CEO Adam Margolis said of the agreement with Command Central.

The Growing Forward Campaign aims to expand and enhance the Carol G. Simon Cancer Center, Gagnon Cardiovascular Institute and Goryeb Children’s Hospital.

The 111-bed Recovery Centers of America at Raritan Bay location offers detox and inpatient care in addition to a range of outpatient services.

Over the course of the long-term arrangement, the technology company will provide the health system with the latest diagnostic imaging solutions, patient care monitoring systems, and minimally invasive solutions.

The teaming of New Jersey Urology and Urology Management Associates with Urology Care Alliance adds up to 155 providers in 60 locations, including six cancer treatment centers.

Dr. Robert Greenberg will open an Electroconvulsive Therapy service at Clara Maass Medical Center in Belleville and evaluate the implementation of additional services throughout the network.