Emergency Preparedness | Drugs
Taking an active role in helping prepare the nation for a full-range of disasters
Safe Drug Use After a Natural Disaster
After a natural disaster inspect all drugs because they may be affected by fire, flooding, or unsafe water, or loss of refrigeration
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Natural Disasters | Preparedness and Response
Precautions for safely storing and using water, food, and medications during and after natural disasters.
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Bioterrorism | Drug Preparedness and Response
Making sure adequate supplies of medicine and vaccines are available to the American public in the event of chemical, biological, and nuclear attacks.
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