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Knowing the right steps to take in a radiation emergency can save lives and protect health. Learn how you can protect yourself, your loved ones, and your pets in the event of a radiation emergency: https://t.co/NLTI8iQUx2 #NationalPreparednessMonth

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Newborn screening is one of public health’s greatest triumphs—and CDC laboratories play a key role in that success. Learn more about newborn screening: https://t.co/x4T6SX6HW6

🌀During hurricane season, preparation is key. Emergency & public health planners: use CDC’s NEW Hurricane Dashboard to prepare for and respond to extreme weather events. Track hurricanes, identify impacted populations, & more. Hurricane Dashboard: https://t.co/ZVxr9oAxe0

Millions of babies are screened each year, thanks to the work of CDC supporting state testing efforts. Our partnerships ensure those screenings are more accurate, timely, and consistent. Learn more: https://t.co/x4T6SX6HW6 #NewbornScreening

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Get the facts for #NationalPreparednessMonth. Potassium iodide (KI) is not an “anti-radiation” pill. It is not helpful in most types of radiation emergencies. KI can have harmful side effects. Only take KI if you are told to by a healthcare provider. https://t.co/Oe90YyxtwN

Be lightning aware and remember: 💧Avoid water 🔌Don't touch electronic equipment ✅Check the forecast 🏠When thunder roars, go indoors More lighting safety tips: https://t.co/65uJbehuT9

September is National Preparedness Month—a time to recognize the essential work happening before emergencies strike. Learn how CDC’s Division of Laboratory Sciences helps ensure our labs are ready to respond: https://t.co/CPE5A9FwJ6

Mold exposure can lead to health risks such as irritated eyes, difficulty breathing, asthma attacks, and lung infections. If you are dealing with the aftermath of a flood, find helpful tips for mold cleanup: https://t.co/yJUXcqShqT

#AirPollution can cause long-term health issues, no matter your age. Take control of your health: ✅check air quality forecasts ✅stay indoors or choose easier or lighter activities if you must be outdoors Find more tips to reduce your exposure: https://t.co/tkJSRaLlAT

"This is a TEST" is a cooperative board game that bridges the gap between discussion and operational exercises. CDC designed this training and exercise simulation tool to foster collaborative emergency preparedness activities. Try the simulation tool: https://t.co/qJ69JtBVsN

Newborn screening saves lives. CDC’s Division of Laboratory Sciences plays a vital role in protecting newborns through timely and accurate testing. Discover how we do it: https://t.co/yINtoqxida

#Wildfire smoke can lead to health risks such as trouble breathing, asthma attacks, and chest pain. If you have asthma, make sure you know your asthma symptoms. Work with your doctor to create an Asthma Action Plan. Learn more: https://t.co/YLaav2Ym4e #kNOwAsthma

Preparedness isn’t just a plan—it’s a system. CDC’s lab scientists work year-round to keep that system strong through technical guidance, emergency support, and training. Find out more: https://t.co/CPE5A9FwJ6

Every baby deserves a healthy start. CDC’s Newborn Screening Laboratory supports states with lab expertise to ensure critical conditions are identified early. Discover more: https://t.co/x4T6SX6a6y #NewbornScreeningAwarenessMonth

Preparedness starts at home, in your communities, workplaces, and schools. During #NationalPreparednessMonth, learn what actions you can take to protect yourself and your family during a radiation emergency. Be ready: https://t.co/NLTI8iRsmA

📢Providers: Join us TODAY at 1:00PM EST for our latest EH Nexus webinar. Learn about public health resources to keep your community safe during ☀️heat season. Register: https://t.co/KMwS9T2XH1

SAVE THE DATE! 📅 The National #ALS Registry will be holding its 15th Annual Meeting on October 22nd-23rd. The meeting will be virtual and open to the public. Find out about the latest Registry updates and research. Registration details will be announced shortly.

Keeping it cool! Join our EH Nexus webinar at 1:00 PM EST on August 28th to learn about the resources that providers in public health, health care, and community health centers can use to keep the public safe during heat season. Register: https://t.co/KMwS9T2XH1

Flood water from #HurricaneErin2025 can contain anything from sewage and sharp objects to downed power lines and wildlife. Stay away from flood waters whenever possible. Don't let kids or pets get anywhere near flood waters. More tips: https://t.co/8O6hubXdvV