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U.S. Veterans Living with Traumatic Brain Injury Need Our Support

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Simple Steps for a Safe Halloween, Courtesy of Mount Sinai &...

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Unknown or unexpected contact with a synthetic opioid such as fentanyl or a related compound presents a safety hazard for first responders if they are not prepared with the proper protective equipment (PPE). Reliable detection is one way the DHS S&T is working to protect the nation’s first responders as they deal with the crisis on the front lines, and standards play a key role in ensuring the integrity of such vital detection equipment.
Campus Security

Protecting First Responders with New Fentanyl Detection Standards

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The CDC defines School Violence as “youth violence that occurs on school property, on the way to or from school or school-sponsored events, or during a school-sponsored event.” Learn how you can help
Campus Security

School Violence Mini Resource Guide Presented by PWPORG.org

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DEA
Campus Security

DEA Warns Fake RX Pills Filled with Fentanyl & Meth Flooding...

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"Media produced by AQ, ISIS, and their affiliates and branches which reference the 9/11 attacks likely reinforce [homegrown violent extremists'] anti-US sentiments and contributes to their radicalization by serving as a reminder of past success in targeting the United States," the bulletin says.
Crisis Responders

Terrorist Messages to Exploit 9/11 Anniv & Cancer Dangers Remain

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Community health workers (CHWs)—also known as community health representatives and health promoters—provide critical services to communities disproportionately impacted by public health threats including COVID-19. (Courtesy of the CDC)
Access Control & Identification

CDC Awards $300M in Funding to Support Community Health Workers

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Don’t let the little pest become a big problem. Here’s how to protect yourself and – should one happen to hop aboard your body – how to properly remove them (hint: ditch your momma’s “hot-match” technique).
Crisis Responders

2021’s Troublesome Tick Season: 8 Pro Tips to Properly Protect Yourself

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Healthcare professionals worry that further delays in recommended screenings could result in patients being diagnosed with more advanced, harder-to-treat health problems down the road.
Federal

8 Medical Checkups You May Regret Putting Off Any Longer

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The CDC recently announced that fully vaccinated travelers with an FDA-authorized vaccine can travel safely within the U.S., but CDC guidelines still require individuals to wear a face mask, socially distance, and wash their hands or use hand sanitizer. (Courtesy of TSA)
Airports/Aviation

Are You Flying soon? Here Are the New TSA Rules You...

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