Finding out you have breast cancer is scary. But not knowing you have breast cancer until it’s advanced is even scarier. That’s because the best way to successfully treat the disease is finding it early—when it’s small and hasn’t spread....
Mental Health Hotlines with Lee
Reach out to HJAHC if you want to speak with one of our counselors at 609-278-5900. HOTLINES: Emergency Mental Health Services- Capital Health: 609-396-4357(HELP) Perform Care: 877-652-7624 Mercer County Office of Addictions: 609-989-6897 Mercer County Mental Health Services: 609-989-6574 A...
Self Care with Demetrius
The American Psychiatric Association defines mental illness as “health conditions involving changes in emotion, thinking or behavior (or a combination of these)” and “are associated with distress and/or problems functioning in social, work or family activities.” They note that “mental...
COVID Data Tracker
Henry J. Austin Health Center recommends you subscribe to the CDC data tracker. This will help you stay up to date with COVID-19 information across the country. From latest editions, we can see that the highest hospitalization rates among all...
How to Talk to Your Close Contacts
Tested positive for COVID-19 and were around loved ones? The quicker you can notify them, the quicker they can quarantine, get tested, and throw on a well-fitted mask. Give them a call! Close contacts include anyone who was less than...
Keeping COVID-19 out of K-12 Schools
The CDC recommends the following to ensure safety of in-person learning for young students: Universal indoor mask wearing by all student (ages 2 years and older), staff, teachers, and visitors regardless of vaccination status 5 days of isolation and quarantine...
Dr. Rebecca Klege’s journal publication on handwashing and COVID-19
Director of Research Dr. Rebecca Klege has published an article on how the level of concern about COVID-19 affects the frequency of washing hands. Read below: Dr. Rebecca Klege, COVID-19 and Handwashing
Dr. Rebecca Klege’s journal publication on Stockpiling and Food Worries during COVID-19
Director of Research Dr. Rebecca Klege has published an article on the economic impact of COVID-19, on the change in the amount of food and necessities. Read below: Dr. Rebecca Klege, COVID-19 and Stockpiling
It is National Asthma Awareness Month!
May was declared as National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month over 35 years ago by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA). This month is not just a time for education and awareness for families, it is also the...
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Get Screened, It Can Save Your Life
The second leading cause of cancer deaths in America is Colorectal Cancer. March is National Colorectal Cancer Month and we want you to know the important facts about this cancer. The great news is colorectal cancer is preventable and early...
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American Heart Month
It is American Heart Month – a time in which our nation spotlights heart disease! The leading cause of death in the United States is heart disease. When referring to disease there several types of heart conditions. 600,000 Americans lose...
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Emerging COVID-19 Strains
Since its startling strike in early March of 2020 we are learning more and more about the COVID-19 virus as we continue to practice preventative measures and care for one another. However, we are not just learning about combating the...
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Wear Two Masks: It’s Twice the Protection
As the pandemic continues to bring unforeseeable fates, we are constantly trying to find effective ways to stay safe and healthy while protecting ourselves from the coronavirus as best we can. It is now being said that two masks will...
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At Risk & Homeless Teenagers
Everyday thousands of young people experience homelessness. Across the nation, over 35,000 youth were counted on a single night as homeless. Many of which sleep unsheltered and without the safety, stability, or support of their families or homes. These numbers...
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