The HealthCare Institute of New Jersey’s (HINJ) third annual women’s health forum, HERHealth 2026: What Women (And Men!) Need to Know, generated strong media interest, helping extend the conversation about women’s health, medical innovation and New Jersey’s leadership in the life sciences. Held October 16 at Middlesex College in Edison, the event brought together leaders from the life sciences, healthcare, government, academia, and patient advocacy communities to examine critical issues ranging from women’s participation in clinical trials and menopause care to cardiovascular disease, cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, and mental health.
Highlights from the coverage are included below:
Media Coverage:
- Star-Ledger/NJ.com — Women’s health gaps persist. N.J. experts say change starts with research and access
- BINJE — Life sciences and policy leaders gather in Edison to advance women’s health
- BINJE — There are not enough women in clinical trials. Here’s why — and why it needs to change
- BINJE — Assemblywoman Donlon: ‘We need to start looking at women’s health as a continuum throughout the lifespan’
- JERSEYLAND — HINJ forum brings leaders together to address women’s health challenges
- InsiderNJ — HINJ holds HERHealth 2026: What Women (And Men!) Need to Know
Read HINJ’s full HERHealth 2026 press release for additional event highlights and photos.