Public Health
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The water ban was lifted Monday after more than 400,000 people around Toledo were warned not to drink from its water supply that was fouled by toxins possibly from algae on Lake Erie
He’s being flown to Atlanta’s Emory University Hospital, one of the four hospitals in the country for testing and treating people infected with dangerous, infectious germs
The health department is running a vaccination clinic for anyone who ate at the Red Robin between May 8 - 16
Officials fear recent outbreaks across at least 10 countries in Asia, Africa and the Middle East could unravel the nearly three-decade effort to eradicate the disease
Be sure you aren’t risking your health while protecting your patients’ health by using PPE and following an infection control plan
As the former National Coordinator of Disaster Volunteers for the American Red Cross, Dr. Kelly B. Close was on the front lines of the emergency medical response following the 9/11 attacks in New York City
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EMTs, paramedics play an important role in preventing the transmission of influenza with proper PPE use and ambulance cleaning
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