Requires school districts to incorporate age-appropriate instruction on menstrual toxic shock syndrome and requires installation of signage in certain women's rooms to enhance public awareness of menstrual toxic shock syndrome.

This bill requires New Jersey school districts to teach students in grades 4-12 about menstrual toxic shock syndrome (TSS) as part of health education, including its causes, symptoms, and risk reduction methods. It also mandates businesses operating public restrooms with two or more toilets (like malls or offices) to install clear signs near tampon dispensers or in visible locations, alerting women to TSS warning signs and risks. The Department of Health must create standardized signage rules and provide online resources about TSS. These changes aim to improve public awareness of this rare but serious condition, which can develop quickly in users of tampons or similar products.