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The purpose of the Rare Disease Advisory Council is to provide information on rare diseases in New Hampshire and to advise and make recommendations to the Department of Health and Human Services and t

A number of State and Federal laws have been passed aimed at preventing lead poisoning. These laws address a variety of lead hazards found in our environment including lead in paint, dust and soil; le

All State WIC Programs are required by the US Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Services to start planning for EBT, or electronic benefits transfer system, by 2020. In New Hampshire plannin

Individuals cannot perform lead abatement or lead inspection work in the State of New Hampshire without a valid license. For information on lead professional licensing, contact the Division of Publ

NHIIS is authorized in accordance with RSA 141-C:20-f and managed by the New Hampshire Immunization Program (NHIP). Our Mission To improve the immunization status of all New Hampshire re

Each licensing area conducts its activities through on-site inspection and monitoring visits performed by licensing specialists who have expertise in their particular fields. Additionally, licensing s

The Interactive Resource Guide linked below will aid in conversations to identify actions families can take to reduce contaminant exposure and asthma triggers. This “one-touch” approach to environment

This page provides information on: Information about the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) Asthma Guidelines Other Asthma Resources and References

  Short-term relief medicines control the symptoms of an asthma attack. If you need to use your short-term relief medicines more and more, you should visit your healthcare provider to see i