Raw milk is one of the riskiest foods to consume. It can contain an unknown number of germs that can be harmful and spread illness. Learn more: bit.ly/3V6aak6 #HealthierNJ #RawMilk

Vaccines can help prevent diseases like mumps, measles, polio, hepatitis, chickenpox, whooping cough, and more. Talk to your health care provider to see if you are up to date on all your vaccines. Learn more: nj.gov/health/vaccines #HealthierNJ

Donating blood can take about an hour and can help save lives. Find a place to donate today: www.hhs.gov/givingequals.... #HealthierNJ #DonateBlood

This week is National Influenza Vaccination Week. If you’re still due for your annual flu vaccine , it’s not too late. Schedule your flu shot today and talk to your health care provider about protecting your loved ones and yourself. Learn more: nj.gov/health/vaccines #HealthierNJ #FluShot

This week is National Influenza Vaccination Week. If you’re still due for your annual flu vaccine , it’s not too late. Schedule your flu shot today and talk to your health care provider about protecting your loved ones and yourself. Learn more: nj.gov/health/vaccines #HealthierNJ #FluShot

Raw milk has no known health benefits and is considered one of the riskiest foods to consume. It can cause foodborne illnesses and spread other illness like bird flu. Learn more: bit.ly/3V6aak6 #HealthierNJ #RawMilk

NJ WIC remains open even if the federal government is not. Keep your WIC appointments and continue using your eWIC card at any WIC store. #HealthierNJ #WIC

News Release: New Jersey Department of Health and New Jersey Maternal and Infant Health Innovation Authority Remind Pregnant Patients in New Jersey about the Safety and Effectiveness of Vaccinations and Prenatal Acetaminophen Use

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Prevention begins with awareness. Knowing the warning signs of #suicide could save a life.🛟 Learn more: samhsa.gov/mental-health/suicidal-behavior/warning-signs #HealthierNJ #SuicidePreventionMonth #988Lifeline

Make sure understand the basics of bird flu. Bird flu is not new to the U.S., however there is a current outbreak linked to poultry and dairy cattle in the US. Learn more: nj.gov/H5N1/ #HealthierNJ

Today is National African Immigrant and Refugee HIV and Hepatitis Awareness Day – a day to recognize the HIV and hepatitis-related challenges of African immigrants living in the U.S. Learn more: hiv.gov/events/aware... #HealthierNJ #NAIRHHA

It’s never too late to catch up on routine vaccines! They help prevent illness and stop the spread of diseases. Vaccines are an important part of making a healthier New Jersey. Learn more: nj.gov/health/vaccines #HealthierNJ #ImmunizationAwarenessMonth

#DYK ticks can be as small as a poppy seed? Try to spot the 5 ticks in this photo! Get tick information and resources: fightthebite.nj.gov #HealthierNJ #FighttheBite

NJ state law prohibits smoking on public beaches to protect everyone from secondhand smoke. Breathe easy and enjoy the fresh air. 🏖️🚭 #HealthierNJ #SmokeFreeNJ

Giving = Living. Become someone's hero by donating today. Find a place to donate near you today: www.hhs.gov/givingequals.... #DonateBlood #HealthierNJ

News release: NJ Health Department Alerts Residents of a New Confirmed Measles Case, Urges Individuals to Stay Up to Date on Vaccines. Read more: www.nj.gov/health/news/... #HealthierNJ

Even distant hurricanes can be deadly. If you are by the shore, take extra precautions and watch for rip currents. Learn more about rip currents: www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJ76... #HealthierNJ

Stay up-to-date on your vaccines. Talk to your health care provider to see if you or your child are in need of any vaccines. Learn more: nj.gov/health/vaccines #HealthierNJ

Mosquitoes can spread diseases like Eastern Equine Encephalitis, West Nile virus, malaria, dengue and more. Take steps to prevent mosquito bites this summer! Learn more: fightthebite.nj.gov #HealthierNJ #FightTheBite

Before sending your kids back to school, make sure they are up to date on all recommended vaccines. Vaccines play an important role in keeping you and your children safe and healthy from vaccine preventable diseases. Learn more: nj.gov/health/vaccines #HealthierNJ #ImmunizationAwarenessMonth

Raw milk is one of the riskiest foods to consume. It can contain an unknown number of germs that can be harmful and spread illness. Learn more: bit.ly/3V6aak6 #HealthierNJ #RawMilk

Raw milk is one of the riskiest foods to consume. It can contain an unknown number of germs that can be harmful and spread illness. Learn more: bit.ly/3V6aak6 #HealthierNJ #RawMilk

Stay up-to-date on your vaccines. Talk to your health care provider to see if you or your child are in need of any vaccines. Learn more: nj.gov/health/vaccines #HealthierNJ

Teach children basic swimming and water safety skills. Swim lessons can help reduce the risk of drowning. But even children who have had lessons still need close, constant supervision around water. Learn more: www.cdc.gov/drowning/abo... #HealthierNJ #Drowning

Raw milk has no known health benefits and is considered one of the riskiest foods to consume. It can cause foodborne illnesses and spread other illness like bird flu. Learn more: bit.ly/3V6aak6 #HealthierNJ #RawMilk

Measles is a serious illness that spreads through the air and surfaces. The good news is you can take steps to help reduce your risk of catching measles. Learn more: nj.gov/health/cd/documents/topics/measles/measles_exposure_guidance_public.pdf #HealthierNJ

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Vaccines aren’t just for kids. It is recommended that adults also get their flu, Tdap, COVID, HPV, Shingles and pneumococcal shots as well as any vaccines they might be missing. Learn more: nj.gov/health/vaccines #HealthierNJ

From #NJ Dept of Health:
There is a blood emergency and donors are needed! Donate blood today and become someone’s hero! Donate today:
www.hhs.gov/givingequals...

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