Most Public Safety & First Responders, especially EMS and Fire that work around COVID often, are keen to decrease its transmission to themselves or others. And, recent studies and articles have suggested more ways to mitigate the risk of exposure, both on and off duty.
Download PDF Flu Activity Continues to Increase: Twenty-five states are now reporting widespread levels of activity, up from 10 the previous... read more
Download PDF The CDC has been monitoring the development of a new strain of Coronavirus that has been seen in just... read more
Download PDF The CDC sent out a health advisory on December 3, 2014 regarding the potential for a poor match... read more
IN THE NEWS CDC Health Alert Network (HAN) Update on 7/11/18 The CDC has published a Health Update (HAN 00413), via their... read more
For week #49 (ending 12-8-18) the CDC reported that influenza (Flu) activity, which includes diagnosed flu as well as ILI... read more
EMS1 article by Mike Taigman - Coronavirus spread in an already busy flu season calls staffing contingency plans and a... read more
The fourth webinar held on Thursday October 30th included special guest Russell MacDonald, MD, MPH, FRCPC, Associate Professor and Co-Director... read more
The HHS/CDC has reposted their Interim Vaccination Plan for the SARS-CoV-2 virus to prevent COVID-19. This is a rapid rollout... read more
The CDC has issued its first Guidance for those who are considered fully vaccinated against COVID-19. The definition of fully... read more
There is plenty of information about COVID-19 available for anyone who searches and clicks on a computer or turns on... read more
