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Disaster preparedness plans have the potential to protect at-risk populations from harm and maintain or quickly restore the routines and functions of civil society. But even the most thorough and prescient plan will fall short if it does not reach across professional jurisdictions and agencies.
The Guide for Community Partners is a resource for organizations with community-level reach that are looking to get engaged in or support COVID-19 vaccination confidence and access in racial and ethnic minority communities.
Communicating information to reduce public health threats is a function of public health surveillance systems. A national public health bulletin (PHB), also known as an epidemiological bulletin, serves as the government’s primary communication channel for disseminating timely and relevant information, including Integrated Disease Surveillance and R
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This document provides instructions for how to query biomonitoring data and make custom clustered bar charts using the Environmental Public Health Tracking Network Data Explorer.
OUTBREAKS of foodborne infection are caused by foods that are intrinsically contaminated or that become contaminated during harvest, processing, or preparation. Itis generally assumed that such contamination events occur inadvertently; intentional contamination with a biologic agentis rarely suspected or reported.
This large outbreak of foodborne disease highlights the challenge of investigating outbreaks caused by intentional contamination and demonstrates the vulnerability of self-service foods to intentional contamination.
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