New Jersey has nearly doubled its number of sites for monkeypox vaccination — widening access as the number of confirmed cases of the virus approached 300.
With more than 40 confirmed or probable cases, the state has widened its access to the vaccine used to help patients try and avoid some of the rare virus' symptoms.
Hospitalizations keep rising, but new positive cases have been heading downward- Gov. Phil Murphy said it’s too soon to know if this is an actual trend
Most children do not have serious symptoms from the virus, but health officials say we can’t predict which ones will, so vaccination is the best defense
As the state confirmed the variant of concern has arrived, here's the latest questions and answers — does it appear easier to spread, and do vaccines seem to work against it?
Gov. Phil Murphy suggests as vaccination rates rise for kids, requiring masks in school could start to be dropped, perhaps as soon as 2 months from now
Gov. Phil Murphy and the State Health Commissioner vow to be ready to give kids shots at school, doctor’s offices, pharmacies and local, county and state sites.