Looking for information about how environmental hazards can impact your child’s health? Our new webpage has resources on children’s environmental health, including tools to help you keep them safe! Check it out: dhhs.nh.gov/programs-servi… #ChildrensEnvironmentalHealthNH

Quitting smoking isn’t easy. But you don’t have to stop smoking all in one day! Learn more about making a plan, setting a quit day, and more at: quitnownh.org

If you have a low to moderate income and do not have health insurance, you may be eligible for FREE cancer screenings through our Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program. Learn more: bit.ly/3KAmbu8

Happy National Public Health Week! This week, we're celebrating our staff and all the ways Public Health helps New Hampshire communities thrive. Thanks to everyone who works to protect and promote public health here in the Granite State! #NPHW

Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables can have many benefits to your health. When selecting and preparing fruits and vegetables, be sure to keep these food safety tips in mind! foodsafety.gov/blog/2018/03/f…

Planning a home renovation or project? 🔨 Before you DIY, test your home or project for lead-based paint! Learn how to work lead safe: epa.gov/lead/lead-safe…

Our New Hampshire Sexual and Reproductive Health Program clinics can help you protect yourself from STIs now and in the future. Contact your local clinic for information about STI services: dhhs.nh.gov/SRH

May is Child Passenger Safety Month. It's the perfect time to make sure your child is in a car seat that fits their current size and age! Learn more about fitting your child’s car seat: beseatsmartnh.org/safety-seat-st…

If you have a low to moderate income and do not have health insurance, you may be eligible for FREE cancer screenings through our Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program. Learn more: bit.ly/3KAmbu8

May is #AsthmaAwarenessMonth! Asthma impacts more than 24 million Americans and their families. Join us this month in learning and sharing ways to help manage asthma and asthma triggers. epa.gov/asthma

Happy Mother's Day! Are the kids planning to treat Mom to a special meal today? Check out these tips to keep foodborne illness off the menu: foodsafety.gov/blog/new-chef-…

You can protect your baby from preventable childhood diseases like Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Pertussis through vaccination. Talk to your healthcare provider to learn more.

Traveling this summer? Whether you're headed to the beach, the mountains, or another country, check out these traveler health tips before you depart: cdc.gov/travel

Celebrating Father's Day by grilling some of Dad’s favorite foods? Check out these helpful grilling tips to make sure foodborne illness doesn't spoil Dad’s special day. fsis.usda.gov/news-events/ne…

Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables can have many benefits to your health. When selecting and preparing fruits and vegetables, be sure to keep these food safety tips in mind! foodsafety.gov/blog/2018/03/f…

Washing your hands with soap and water is a simple and effective way to keep yourself and your loved ones healthy. Wash your hands for about 20 seconds, or about as long as it takes to hum “Happy Birthday” twice! Learn more: cdc.gov/clean-hands/ab…

Washing your hands with soap and water is a simple and effective way to keep yourself and your loved ones healthy. Wash your hands for about 20 seconds, or about as long as it takes to hum “Happy Birthday” twice! Learn more: cdc.gov/clean-hands/ab…

Is your family protected? Talk to your healthcare provider about recommended immunizations for you and your family. #VaccinateNH #ivax2protect #NHPubHealth

August is National Immunization Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of routine vaccines. Ask your healthcare provider which vaccines are recommended for you and your loved ones, and make sure you’re protected. #VaccinateNH #ivax2protect #NHPubHealth

Washing your hands with soap and water is a simple and effective way to keep yourself and your loved ones healthy. Wash your hands for about 20 seconds, or about as long as it takes to hum “Happy Birthday” twice! Learn more: cdc.gov/clean-hands/ab…