Floods and power outages can make many foods unsafe to eat. Check these tips to learn which foods and drinks to throw away.

When in doubt, throw it out! bit.ly/3tvY8T0

Have you prepared for #hurricane season? Gather emergency supplies such as food, water, medicine, flashlights, and other essentials. Store them in a safe area and have them ready in case of a hurricane or other natural disaster.

More tips: bit.ly/40W1m1N #HurricanePrep

Happy Nurses Week! ATSDR thanks all nurses and nursing professionals who help prevent and reduce hazardous environmental exposures among patients.

Learn more about hazardous environmental substances by using ATSDR’s educational resources and CE courses. bit.ly/3UrNH1X

It’s Hurricane Preparedness Week! Learn how CDC can help you prepare for natural disasters and severe weather.

CDC has resources in 23 different languages, including ASL: bit.ly/3Uhf39v #PrepYourHealth #HurricanePrep

Heavy rain can leave behind floodwater. Stay out of floodwater. Floodwater can put you at risk of injuries or diseases, and even low levels of water can cause you to lose control of your car.

More #flood safety tips: bit.ly/3t2ImPv

Today is #WorldAsthmaDay . CDC celebrates the 25th anniversary of the National Asthma Control Program. Helping America Breathe Easier since 1999. bit.ly/3UGjPPz #AsthmaAwarenessMonth bit.ly/3WvSJM9

#DYK that over 25 million Americans live with #asthma ?

This #WorldAsthmaDay , learn how air pollution can affect people with asthma and what they can do to stay safe: bit.ly/40ZDKcr #AsthmaAwarenessMonth

Develop a plan. 📝 Environmental factors can trigger or exacerbate asthma symptoms.

Work with a healthcare provider to develop your own asthma action plan to control asthma triggers in your environment. bit.ly/3OSQexi

#AsthmaAwarenessMonth #AQAW2024

DO NOT drive or walk through standing water. Watch for downed lines and report any to local emergency officials and your local power company. Check out more safety tips here -cdc.gov/disasters/elec… #txwx #txlege

⛈️Severe Weather Threats Continue Across TX!⛈️

Threats include: heavy rainfall, flash flooding, damaging winds, large hail, & possible tornadoes.

Tips:
📻Monitor Local Forecasts
⚠️Get To A Safe Location
💧Never Drive Through Flooded Areas

More: texasready.gov/be-informed/na…

#txwx

Start off #ALS AwarenessMonth by discovering new opportunities!

People living with #ALS can contribute to science and research by joining the National #ALS Registry. Read more: bit.ly/3g9IP09

Are you prepared for #hurricane season?

Take time this Hurricane Preparedness Week to learn what steps you can take to stay safe, such as building an emergency kit and practicing an evacuation route.

Visit our website for more tips: bit.ly/2WyCe1y #HurricanePrep

The U.S. EPA and the USDA Forest Service have developed the airnow Fire and Smoke Map to provide the public information on fire locations, smoke plumes, near real-time air quality and protective actions to take—all in one place.

View the Fire and Smoke Map: bit.ly/3PcmDBI

A longer and more intense #PollenSeason could be in the forecast.

Talk to your doctor about how you can protect your family against allergies and #asthma attacks. bit.ly/3OJGXGX

#AsthmaAwarenessMonth Learn about CDC's National Asthma Control Program and find tips on how to control asthma. #kNOwAsthma
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May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month!

Turn down the volume of personal listening devices and give your ears a rest. Remember, it’s not just how loud, but for how long.

Listen safely: bit.ly/2V94atu. #BHSM

Discover how heat can impact your health and how to protect yourself when temperatures rise with the new HeatRisk Dashboard. #HeatSafety

Prepare for hot weather earlier with this heat-risk tool: cdc.gov/HeatRisk

Floods and power outages can make many foods unsafe to eat.

Check these tips to learn which foods and drinks to throw away.

When in doubt, throw it out! bit.ly/3tvY8T0

❗ NEVER leave a child alone in a vehicle – not even for a minute. ❗

#HeatstrokePreventionDay