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Public health alert issued for beef and pork in NJ

Public health alert issued for beef and pork in NJ

Meet New Jersey's new Commissioner of Health, Dr. Raynard Washington. Dr. Washington brings extensive experience in pandemic response, using data to improve health outcomes, and expanding health care access in underserved communities. His priorities: Strengthening public health across every community, ensuring access to quality, affordable health care, and making good health possible for all New Jerseyans. #HealthierNJ | New Jersey Department of Health

Meet New Jersey's new Commissioner of Health, Dr. Raynard Washington. Dr. Washington brings extensive experience in pandemic response, using data to improve health outcomes, and expanding health care access in underserved communities. His priorities: Strengthening public health across every community, ensuring access to quality, affordable health care, and making good health possible for all New Jerseyans. #HealthierNJ | New Jersey Department of Health

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NJ hospital more than doubles beds in its emergency department

NJ hospital more than doubles beds in its emergency department

Public health alert issued for beef and pork in NJ

Public health alert issued for beef and pork in NJ

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New Jersey says WIC funding will continue through November despite government shutdown

New Jersey says WIC funding will continue through November despite government shutdown

New Jersey Department of Health Adopting CDC Guidance on COVID-19 Isolation and Quarantine Period for Healthcare Providers and Public - Insider NJ

New Jersey Department of Health Adopting CDC Guidance on COVID-19 Isolation and Quarantine Period for Healthcare Providers and Public - Insider NJ

New Jersey Department of Health is proud to be part of the CDC’s Public Health Infrastructure Grant. Without public health infrastructure, health departments can’t fully function. Learn more: https://www.cdc.gov/infrastructure/phig/index.html?utm_source=Recipient&utm_medium=platforms&utm_campaign=lakehouse&utm_content=social media #HealthierNJ #PublicHealth | New Jersey Department of Health

New Jersey Department of Health is proud to be part of the CDC’s Public Health Infrastructure Grant. Without public health infrastructure, health departments can’t fully function. Learn more: https://www.cdc.gov/infrastructure/phig/index.html?utm_source=Recipient&utm_medium=platforms&utm_campaign=lakehouse&utm_content=social media #HealthierNJ #PublicHealth | New Jersey Department of Health

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New Jersey Department of Health Announces Overdose Study Grant Opportunities for Local Health Departments

NJ and Pa. expand COVID-19 vaccine access amid federal confusion

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NJ Department of Health takes action to ensure access to COVID vaccines

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Addressing key public health issues in New Jersey | One-on-One

Protect essential workers. Get the COVID-19 vaccine. | New Jersey Department of Health

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New Jersey resident tests positive for tuberculosis, health officials say

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Our hospitals and emergency rooms are safe and ready to care for you. Do not delay crucial medical care by avoiding hospitals. | New Jersey Department of Health

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Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli, who helped lead NJ through COVID pandemic, to retire

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New Jersey’s governor orders schools to use masks.

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30 outbreaks of Norovirus hit NJ

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New Jersey’s COVID-19 Vaccination Program is now open to sworn law enforcement, fire professionals, and other first responders. New Jersey State Police Superintendent Colonel Patrick Callahan encourages all law enforcement officers to get vaccinated to protect themselves, their families, and the people we serve. Please click the link to view the informational video about the vaccine and a message from Colonel Callahan. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvlA3aXuDRU&t=35s Note: Colonel Callaha

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DEP today announced the award of nearly $32 million in grants that will advance the state’s transition to zero-emission school buses to better protect the health of schoolchildren and improve public access to charging stations in New Jersey communities.⚡️ Specifically, the DEP awarded more than $18 million through the second round of its Electric School Bus Grant Program for local purchases of 53 electric school buses and 41 associated fast chargers. 🚌 In addition, the DEP awarded $13.6 million

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Officials warn of spike in hepatitis A cases across New Jersey

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N.J.’s COVID public health emergency to end Monday, Murphy says

More than 3,000 patients in New Jersey possibly exposed to HIV, hepatitis

If you’re worried about yours, a family member’s or a friend’s drug use, know that help is available. Learn more at ReachNJ.gov or call 1-844-ReachNJ today. | New Jersey Department of Health

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Dr. Shereef Elnahal, President and CEO of University Hospital in Newark, explains why healthcare workers should get vaccinated for COVID-19. Visit https://covid19.nj.gov/vaccine for more information. #letsgetvaccinatedNJ | New Jersey Department of Health

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Infectious disease expert, Dr. Meg Fisher of Monmouth Medical Center, urges New Jersey residents to get vaccinated for COVID-19. To preregister for the vaccine, visit https://covid19.nj.gov/vaccine. #LetsGetVaccinatedNJ | New Jersey Department of Health

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COVID-19 vaccines are available to long term care workers in New Jersey. Nurse Janine Llamzon urges you to get vaccinated for COVID-19 for your safety and the safety of your patients. The vaccines are safe, effective and free. #LetsGetVaccinatedNJ | New Jersey Department of Health

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NJ urges caution after resident dies from West Nile virus

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