The holiday season is fast approaching and so is the winter weather that comes with it. Old Man Winter has already been reeking havoc in the northeast leaving millions without power after “Snowtober.” So, while you’re pulling out your holiday decorations, why not also pull together some basic supplies incase Jack Frost comes knocking on your door.
Select Month: November 2011
Winter weather preparedness means more than just grabbing your coat
Categories: Natural Disasters
November 22nd, 2011 3:52 pm ET - Blog Administrator
Don’t Feed the Animals
Categories: Disease Investigation, Zoonotic Disease
November 7th, 2011 2:56 pm ET - Ali S. Khan
When you think of rabies you probably think of stray dogs, bats, or raccoons. CDC staff stationed in Kenya recently learned that when it comes to rabies, it’s not always the usual suspects you have to worry about. This August they were hit with an unusual case of rabies in a baby zebra who had taken up residency at a Kenyan safari lodge. The lodge caters to international tourists from all over the world, and it took a herculean effort by the Kenyan Ministry of Health, CDC, and the World Health Organization to track down everyone who might have been exposed to the deadly disease.
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