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Emergency Preparedness
We live in challenging times. As our population continues to grow and shift more towards urban centers, and as the terrorist threat of biological or chemical attack grows, we must be ever-vigilant with regards to emergency preparedness. Pandemic flu, avian influenza and other diseases, as well as deadly biological agents like anthrax, continually make headlines worldwide. Read what we are doing to help ensure that health care and emergency workers across the commonwealth – and the nation – are as prepared as possible for the unthinkable.
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Pandemic Flu Resources – Virginia Dept. of Health Web site
Virginia Department of Health (VDH) Emergency Preparedness & Response Programs Web site
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Studies show how hospitals can make beds available for disaster victims
10 April 2009
Resources available in preparation for potential influenza pandemic
16 October 2008
Immunity protection
June 2008
AMA, CDC host pandemic flu conference
5 April 2007
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