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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

Why conduct Biomonitoring? To understand which chemicals are getting into people’s bodies and at what levels (how much) from environmental sources such as air, water, soil, food, and even everyd

Milk Production at the Farm All dairy farms that sell milk to processing plants are required to hold permits issued by the Department of Health and Human Services. Food Protection's Dairy Sanitatio

Chemicals In Our Bodies There are many ways environmental chemicals get into our bodies: Through eating, drinking, breathing, touching By using certain products at home or work Through so

Radon in Air Reduction The best way to reduce radon is to have a system put in that removes the radon from under the home before it enters into your living space. To do this a trained radon profess

How can a person get involved in HIV efforts in New Hampshire? A couple of ways any person, clinical or general public, who wishes to join HIV efforts in NH can act is by joining the HIV Planning G

The food we eat, the water we drink, the air we breathe, the products we use, and the conditions in which we live, learn, work, and play affect our health. The mission of Environmental Health Programs

In order for provider organizations to exchange data via HL7 with NHIIS they must proceed through the onboarding process. Providers should follow the steps below to establish an electronic interface b