Corporate-responsibility fees and pill-tax on opioid manufacturers, as well as stiffer tariff on cigarettes, are the underpinnings of governor’s health-care plans

Governor calls for $200 million in annual subsidies for middle-class health coverage, plus more for state’s reinsurance program

Legislation comes as suicides among teens and twenty-somethings spike

Rutgers dean welcomes change at the university’s medical schools, sees health care evolving from focus on hospital beds to emphasis on social determinants of health

Specially trained workers meet with victims at bedside and help them make changes that reduce chances they will be reinjured

Democratic control of Senate and Assembly could block Republican bills, but is next round of vaccination protests in the offing?

Dr. Robert L. Johnson is the only dean in the United States ever to oversee two medical schools at once

Lawmakers introduce five bills that would ensure college students get extra coverage for personal aides, lower the age for specialized assistance

Though Murphy administration has upped reimbursement rates for personal care services, state lawmakers are concerned about a lingering gap in funding

State Senate to vote today on legislation that would improve access, including for elderly and those with limited mobility