The contents of this website are supervised by Jose Rossello, MD, PhD, MCHM specializing in Preventive Medicine and Public Health.
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Emergencies can happen without warning, and people with disabilities face unique challenges during disasters. Creating an inclusive emergency plan that addresses specific disability-related needs can mean the difference between safety and danger during a crisis. ...
Emergencies and disasters affect millions of people worldwide, creating significant mental health challenges that can last long after the initial crisis passes. Whether facing natural disasters, armed conflicts, or other traumatic events, nearly everyone experiences ...
Natural disasters and emergencies can strike without warning, but older adults face unique risks that require special planning and preparation. Disasters affect older adults disproportionately, especially those with chronic diseases, disabilities, or conditions that require ...
Natural disasters, power outages, and other emergencies can happen without warning, putting families at risk when they least expect it. Parents face unique challenges during these events, as they must not only protect themselves but ...
When disasters strike, people with chronic conditions face unique challenges that can quickly turn life-threatening. After Hurricane Katrina, 58% of emergency visits were illness-related, with 24% connected to chronic diseases and their complications. These numbers ...
Medical emergencies can happen anywhere and at any time, making first aid knowledge crucial for everyone. Learning essential first aid skills empowers individuals to provide immediate, life-saving care before professional medical help arrives. Whether dealing ...