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The CDC Emergency Preparedness and Response website is CDC’s primary source of information and resources for preparing for and responding to public health emergencies. This site continues to keep the public informed about public health emergencies and provides the information needed to protect and save lives

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Specific Hazards

Natural Disasters & Severe Weather: Winter Weather,; Earthquakes…

Bioterrorism: Anthrax,; Plague,; Smallpox…

Chemical Emergencies: Ricin,; Chlorine,; Nerve Agents…

Recent Outbreaks & Incidents: Fungal Meningitis,; West Nile Virus…

Mass Casualties: Explosions,; Blasts Injuries…

Radiation Emergencies: Dirty Bombs,; Nuclear Blasts…

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Floor of the EOC at the CDC Extreme Weather, Extreme Outbreaks, and Extreme Science-based Preparedness and Response

In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, the news media has increased discussion and debate about what needs to be done in the future to better prepare our country for emergencies. Whether it’s another superstorm or the next H1N1, disasters are inevitable.

What CDC Is Doing

Learn about CDC activities that help strengthen national, state, and local efforts to prevent or respond to emergencies.

What You Can Do

Photo of a family Emergency Preparedness & You Would you be ready if there were an emergency? Be prepared: assemble an emergency supply kit, make your emergency plans, stay informed, and be involved in helping your family, your business, and your community to be ready.