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NEW: Public Health Matters Blog - Ticket for Two - International travel during pregnancy
Ticket for Two - International travel during pregnancy - by Stacie Dunkle
Categories: CDC News
NEW: Winter Weather Cool Tip of the Week - Stay Warm This Winter
Shivering is an important first sign that the body is losing heat. Keep warm by dressing in wool, silk, or polypropylene inner layers - these fabrics hold in more body heat than cotton.
Categories: CDC News
NEW: CDC Situation Awareness - Foodborne Outbreak Syndication
CDC Situation Awareness - Foodborne Outbreak Syndication
Categories: CDC News
UPDATE: Tetanus Prevention After a Disaster
New message on the administering Tdap during pregnancy.
Categories: CDC News
UPDATE: Hurricane Health and Safety Tip - 2011 Hurricane Season End
Be Prepared For All Natural Disasters
Categories: CDC News
NEW: Public Health Matters Blog - Winter Weather Preparedness Means More than Just Grabbing Your Coat
Winter Weather Preparedness Means More than Just Grabbing Your Coat - by Ali S. Khan
Categories: CDC News
UPDATE: Hurricane Health and Safety Tip - Chainsaw Safety After a Hurricane
Chainsaws can be very dangerous. Follow the instructions in the manual to safely operate the equipment. Wear protective equipment and never cut above your waist.
Categories: CDC News
UPDATE: Hurricane Health and Safety Tip - Indoor Safety After a Hurricane
Always use portable generators, camp stoves, barbecue and charcoal grills outside and 25 feet away from windows, doors, and vents to prevent deadly CO poisoning.
Categories: CDC News
NEW: Public Health Matters Blog - Don't Feed The Animals
Don't Feed The Animals - by Ali S. Khan
Categories: CDC News
UPDATE: Hurricane Health and Safety Tip - Power Outages During a Hurricane
Make sure that you have a battery-powered or hand-cranked radio available to receive official instructions and updates from local authorities if the power goes out.
Categories: CDC News
UPDATE: Hurricane Health and Safety Tip - Securing Your Home During A Hurricane
Make plans in advance to secure your home. Protect your windows by installing storm shutters or board up windows with plywood.
Categories: CDC News
UPDATE: CDC Earthquakes website
In MOST situations, you will reduce your chance of injury from falling objects (and even building collapse) if you immediately: Drop! Cover! Hold On!
Categories: CDC News
UPDATE: Hurricane Health and Safety Tip - Clean up Supplies You Will Need After a Hurricane
Bring rubber boots, rubber gloves and goggles with you when you evacuate. They will protect you from contaminated flood waters when you return after the storm.
Categories: CDC News
UPDATE: COCA Email Updates: September 12 - October 11, 2011
COCA Email Updates: September 12 - October 11, 2011
Categories: CDC News
NEW: "Preparedness 101: Zombie Pandemic" Novella
CDC has a fun new way of teaching the importance of emergency preparedness. Our new graphic novel, "Preparedness 101: Zombie Pandemic" demonstrates the importance of being prepared in an entertaining way that people of all ages will enjoy. Readers follow Todd, Julie, and their dog Max as a strange new disease begins spreading, turning ordinary people into zombies.
Categories: CDC News
UPDATE: Hurricane Health and Safety Tip - Learn How to Shut Off Utilities before a Hurricane Hits
If the power goes out, turn off major appliances to reduce power surge when electricity is restored.
Categories: CDC News
NEW: Public Health Matters Blog - Dragon*Khan
DragonKhan. - by Blog Administrator
Categories: CDC News
NEW: Public Health Matters Blog - Wildfires: What YOU Need to Know.
Wildfires: What YOU Need to Know. - by Blog Administrator
Categories: CDC News
NEW: Public Health Matters Blog - A Time to Remember
A Time to Remember - by Captain Tracee Treadwell
Categories: CDC News
NEW: Public Health Matters Blog - Ten Years Later, What's Changed?
Tornado Survivors Battle Deadly Fungus Outbreak - by Ali S. Khan
Categories: CDC News
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