CDC Emergency Preparedness and You: Recent Episodes
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These CDC podcasts are intended to increase the nation's ability to prepare for and respond to public health emergencies.
This podcast highlights the importance of emergency preparedness for children and guides parents on how to develop an emergency preparedness plan for their children as they head back to school.
In this podcast, we talk to CDC public health advisor Artensie Flowers to see how her work with the Maryland State Health Department increases local health preparedness and response.
Hurricanes are one of Mother Nature’s most powerful forces. Host Bret Atkins talks with CDC’s National Center for Environmental Health Director Dr. Chris Portier about the main threats of a hurricane and how you can prepare.
When disaster strikes, you might not have access to food or water. This podcast discusses types of emergency food supplies you should keep on hand in your emergency kit.
Smoke from wildfires can be dangerous to your health. In this podcast, you will learn the health threats of wildfire smoke and steps you can take to minimize these effects.
When disaster strikes, you might not have access to food or water. This podcast discusses types of emergency food supplies you should keep on hand in your emergency kit.
What you should do to protect yourself and your family from a hurricane. As you evacuate, remember to take your prescription medicines with you.
Protect yourself from frostbite. When outdoors, wear warm clothing, such as hats, gloves and jackets.
Listen for advice from local authorities and limit your exposure to any smoke, including low levels.
If a hurricane warning is issued for your area, or authorities tell you to evacuate, take only essential items. If you have time, turn off gas, electricity, and water and disconnect appliances.