The NJDOH, in partnership Empower Somerset, 2NDFLOOR Youth Helpline, and STOPit Solutions launched the SAFE NJ program! This initiative provides our schools with trauma-informed mental health and safety resources. Learn more: tinyurl.com/sc8nxy97

#DYK that tick exposure can occur year-round in New Jersey? When returning from outdoors, be sure to do a thorough tick check and shower. These small actions can help prevent tickborne diseases. Learn more: fightthebite.nj.gov #HealthierNJ #FighttheBite

People who have occupational or recreational exposure to birds and other animals are at increased risk of bird flu. Know your risks and learn more: bit.ly/4agWjPg #HealthierNJ

Risk factors for preeclampsia vary. It’s important to talk to your health care provider to know your risks and learn how to monitor and watch for signs and symptoms. Learn more: medlineplus.gov/ency/article/0… #HealthierNJ #Preeclampsia

Take steps to keep yourself protected from mpox this summer. Learn more: nj.gov/health/mpox #HealthierNJ #MPOX

Join NJDOH and Rutgers School of Public Health for the 2025 NJ Immunization Conference on Tuesday, June 10, from 7:30 am to 3:30 pm. Register at rutgerstraining.sph.rutgers.edu/wconnect/Cours… #HealthierNJ #Immunization Rutgers SPH RutgersTraining

Are you testing all your adult patients for hepatitis B? This Hepatitis Awareness Month, check out and share CDC’s hepatitis B screening and testing recommendations. Learn more: ow.ly/bG4X50VMcVB #HealthierNJ

Handwashing is one of the best ways to protect yourself, your friends, and family from getting sick. Learn how you should wash your hands to stay healthy & when it is most important: cdc.gov/clean-hands/ab… #HealthierNJ

You don't need fancy equipment to grow food. It’s not as complicated as it seems! Start with easy-to-grow plants, and before you know it, you'll be harvesting fresh food. Here’s everything beginner gardeners need to know from @usdagov: nal.usda.gov/plant-producti… #HealthierNJ

You can protect yourself from measles by getting vaccinated, washing your hands often, covering your coughs and sneezes, and by not sharing utensils, water bottles, and other items with those who are sick. Learn more: nj.gov/health/cd/meas… #HealthierNJ

On World No Tobacco Day we’re unmasking or let’s unmask the appeal. Flavored products and colorful packaging are hooking a new generation on tobacco and vaping products. Tobacco use causes around 8 million deaths globally each year. who.int/campaigns/worl… #HealthierNJ

Out of over 9 million residents in New Jersey, only about 350 cases of tuberculosis are reported each year. Every case is investigated by public health professionals to help prevent further spread. Learn more: cdc.gov/tb/index.html #HealthierNJ #TB #Tuberculosis

#DYK that you can reduce your risk of skin cancer by practicing skin care? -Stay in the shade -Wear clothes that cover your arms and legs -Wear wide brim hats -Use broad spectrum sunscreen (SPF 15 or higher) cdc.gov/skin-cancer/in… #HealthierNJ #SkinCancerAwarenessMonth

Today is National #HeatAwareness Day. Extreme heat can affect your daily life and your health. It is dangerous for everyone, especially vulnerable groups like older adults and young children. As we enter higher temperatures, be prepared: …t-hub-new-jersey-njdep.hub.arcgis.com #HealthierNJ

Stay up to date on health news and important information from the New Jersey Department of Health! Sign up for our new newsletter today. linktr.ee/NJDOHNewsletter #HealthierNJ

School is almost out, but tick season has arrived! Check out our K-12 tick toolkit, featuring scripted presentations, student handouts, activity sheets, quiz, parent letters, and more. Find it here: nj.gov/health/cd/topi… #HealthierNJ #FighttheBite

High blood pressure is a major risk factor for heart disease. Have your blood pressure checked at every health care provider visit and talk to your provider about ways to control it. nhlbi.nih.gov/hypertension #HealthierNJ

In the interest of clarity and transparency, the New Jersey Department of Health is sharing the following statement regarding the NJ Autism Registry, particularly in response to questions about privacy and federal involvement. Learn more: nj.gov/health/news/20… #HealthierNJ