2021 Annual Conference of New Jersey Public Health Association
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Implications in Vulnerable Populations and Public...
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Keep Kids IN the Classroom and Coronavirus OUT
COVID-19 testing, as you know, needs to remain an important public health measure, and schools are a particularly important site for testing. Luckily, testing in NJ...
Did You Know? Fight the Flu with CDC’s Digital Campaign Toolkit
Flu activity is widespread in 48 US states and Puerto Rico, causing 53 pediatric deaths so far and high influenza-like illness activity levels in 42 states....
New Jersey Department of Health: Respiratory Virus Surveillance Report
NJDOH collects information on Influenza-like Illness weekly from hospital emergency departments and long term care facilities, and also collects absenteeism information from schools. Click here to access...
DOH Health Matters Newsletter
The New Jersey Department of Health’s September-October 2017 newsletter “Health Matters,” is available here.
NJPHA’s Leadership Team for 2018-2019!
Congratulations to the new NJPHA Officers and Executive Board Members! President: Paschal Nwako President-elect: Hansel Asmar Immediate Past President: Kevin McNally Vice President: Don Weinbaum Second...
DOH Newsletter – DMHAS Edition 2017
Check out the latest edition of the New Jersey Department of Health’s “Health Matters” newsletter. This special edition is devoted entirely to Division of Mental Health...
New Jersey Newsletter “Health Matters” July-August 2017
New Jersey Department of Health monthly newsletter. View or download the newsletter here.
Congenital Syphilis Information
The March of Dimes in cooperation with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is working to increase patient awareness of Congenital Syphilis. Syphilis during...
New Jersey Department of Health Achieves National Accreditation
“Achieving accreditation indicates that the New Jersey Department of Health is dedicated to improving and protecting the health of the community by striving to continuously improve...