The site's third high-speed vial line will increase capacity to support its growing pipeline of clinical programs and launches, such as its agreement for large-scale commercial manufacturing of Johnson & Johnson’s lead vaccine candidate for COVID-19.

Construction on the $39 million investment began in October 2019, with the updated facility expected to be open to the public in December 2021.

The Johnson & Johnson company decided to stop work on pimodivir, a trial antiviral treatment for influenza A infection.

Dr. David Russo will oversee the direction and quality of services provided to the recovery and substance use treatment provider's patients.

The Hackensack Meridian Health facility's initiative provides patient care before, during and after cancer treatment.

Introducing the 2020 NJBIZ Health Care Heroes finalists, recognizing individuals and organizations making significant contributions to the industry in the Garden State across categories including nurse, physician and volunteer of the year; health care professional; innovation leaders; public health achievers; and more!

The California-based drugmaker was working on a peanut allergy treatment, but found itself in financially choppy waters this year amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

During a virtual panel discussion hosted by NJBIZ, and  moderated by Health Care Institute of New Jersey President and CEO Dean Paranicas, experts from Consensus Health, New Jersey Innovation Institute, RWJBaranabas Health and Grassi Healthcare Advisors explored the ways telehealth has expanded in the wake of COVID-19.

The provider scooped up Urgent Care Now, which opened its first location in Manahawkin 2005.

The new lab, one of three at the hospital, is part of a $12 million investment by Hackensack Meridian Health in cardiac catheterization services at the medical center.

Through a new partnership announced Aug. 31 among the Clinton Foundation, Direct Relief, The Voices Project, and the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, and with the New Jersey Harm Reduction Coalition, recovery residences and community organizations in New Jersey have access to the lifesaving opioid overdose reversal drug naloxone. President Clinton and the Clinton Foundation’s ...

In observance of International Overdose Awareness Day, Aug. 31, Recovery Centers of America (“RCA”) said Monday it is teaming up with law enforcement in Atlantic County and a national consumer nonprofit group to help prevent opioid and drug abuse by assisting New Jersey residents in the safe, easy disposal of their leftover, expired prescription medications. ...