The current Swine Flu investigation in the United States and Mexico is currently a very complex investigation. Currently, there are 1,400 reported cases worldwide. The outbreak is occurring in several regions, ranging from Mexico, Texas, to a local high school in NYC. There are also 19 cases in Spain, New Zealand, [...]
The World Health Organization (WHO) and U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC) are closely monitoring multinational outbreaks of the Swine flu virus. This event certainly highlights the interconnectivity of events, people and nations. It also demonstrates the criticality of our public safety and public health professionals working closely together to keep everyone as informed, [...]
My father used to tell me “Son, … you can’t cure stupid.”, and the longer I am in this business, the more I have to agree with that statement. You would think the general public would learn from past disasters, but a recent report by Rice University claims that lessons learned during Hurricane Katrina were [...]
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