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    Public Health

    What to Do If You’re Evacuated: Preparing to Leave

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    Disasters come in many forms. Floods. Tornadoes. Hurricanes. Wildfires. In many different types of emergencies, your local authorities may ask you to evacuate your home. It can be very stressful to...

  • A dad reads to his daughters by flashlight.
    Health Care

    Emergency Prep 101: Anticipate Medical Needs

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    Here's how to make a list of what you'll need to gather ahead of an emergency.

  • High school girl playing softball
    Sports and Entertainment

    Most Common High School Sports Injuries

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    Over 2 million injuries occur yearly due to high school sports practices or competitions. Learn about common injuries for popular high school sports in our blog.

  • Young girl playing on tablet with dog next to her during the holidays
    Family and Friends

    What to Do if Your Child Swallows a Lithium Battery

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    Learn about the dangers of small batteries for children, symptoms of ingestion, steps to take and prevention methods.

  • Mother, son and daughter leaving the emergency room.
    Health Care

    5 Things To Do After Your ER Visit

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    Use this checklist to support your post-ER recovery and help you receive the necessary follow-up care.

  • A Woman Consults With Her Doctor with a Tablet.
    Health Care

    Stroke Symptom Awareness: Know How to B.E. F.A.S.T.

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    Know what stroke symptoms look like and how you can B.E. F.A.S.T. to save your life or a loved one’s.

  • A woman doing research online.
    Health Care

    These Surprising Symptoms Can Signal a Stroke in Women

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    Women have different stroke symptoms than men. It’s important to know what they are so that you can be alert and provide or get help if needed.

  • A young, asian adult on a water break
    Health Care

    Heat Emergencies: When to Go to the ER

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    Learn the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heatstroke, and when to go to the ER

  • A Mother Looks Over a First Aid Kit with Her Daughter on the Kitchen Table.
    Health Care

    How to Pack a “Go Bag” for the Emergency Room

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    It’s always good to be prepared since accidents and unexpected illnesses can happen at any time. Having an emergency “go bag” can help you be prepared and ready for any scenario. Here’s what you need...