Mpox Digital Toolkit
In partnership with the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, the Department has launched a series of robust, multimedia education campaigns to encourage eligible New Yorkers to start or complete their two-dose mpox vaccine series now to help prevent another outbreak.
Help get the word out in your county and get the resources you need:
The statewide campaign includes powerful imagery highlighting two themes to raise awareness and to draw the attention of New Yorkers.
Download the materials and start using them today!
Additional Resources
- Please contact your healthcare provider, local pharmacy, local health department, or community health center for mpox vaccine availability.
- NYC Health Mpox Webpages
- NYSDOH Mpox Webpages
- If you are sick or exposed to mpox
Providers
Social Media
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New Yorkers, start or complete your two-dose mpox vaccine series now to prevent another outbreak. Learn more: health.ny.gov/mpox
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#DrJamesMcDonald: "While mpox cases are extremely low in New York, cases continue to be diagnosed. There's still a risk of resurgence. We're taking proactive measures to encourage those at risk to get fully vaccinated by getting both doses." Learn more: Learn more: health.ny.gov/mpox
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It Takes Two. It takes two to hug… to tango… two doses to protect yourself from mpox. Start your mpox vaccine series today! Learn more: Learn more: health.ny.gov/mpox
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Mpox can spread to anyone through close, personal, skin-to-skin contact. Get vaccinated for you and your community. Learn more: health.ny.gov/mpox
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Prevent mpox with *TWO* doses of the vaccine.
- ➡️ Avoid close or intimate contact with people who may be infected.
- ➡️ Watch for symptoms.
- ➡️ Get tested. Treat and then isolate, if you test positive.
Learn more: health.ny.gov/mpox
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Get vaccinated, with *BOTH* doses to protect yourself. Anyone can get mpox. It's important to know the symptoms, how it spreads and what to do if you are exposed. Learn more: health.ny.gov/mpox
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Mpox can spread to anyone through:
- Direct contact with mpox rash, scabs or body fluids.
- Prolonged exposure to respiratory secretions.
- Intimate physical contact such as sex.
It takes two vaccinations for the best protection.
