Topics Resources by Topic AnthraxThe AAP offers information on anthrax recommendations, including countermeasures for children. Biological Terrorism and AgentsInformation on bioterrorism, including specific biological agents, how they affect children, and the role of the pediatrician in the event of a biological disaster.Blast Terrorism and ExplosionsLearn about blast trauma and the possible resulting injuries, as well as notes on treatment.Chemical Terrorism and AgentsThe AAP offers information on chemical terrorism and specific chemical agents, as well as their effect on children and the role of the pediatrician.DecontaminationEach hospital must have its own system or plan in place for decontamination of toxic substances, with protocols specific to children.Disaster PhasesThe AAP offers information on the phases of a disaster and various types of disasters.EarthquakesView information about earthquakes and resources to help families prepare for and respond to an earthquake.Extreme Temperatures: Heat and ColdThe public health consequences of cold and heat extremes are substantial. Although adults can actively seek help, children cannot.Family Separation and ReunificationReunifying unaccompanied minors and separated or missing children with their parents or legal guardians in the aftermath of a disaster is critically important.Feelings Need Checkups Too CD RomThe AAP offers resources as part of its Feelings Need Check Ups Too Toolkit.Financial CrisisThe AAP offers tips for parents and caregivers and guidance for pediatricians to support families during this challenging economic time.Flash Floods/Flood RecoveryThe AAP offers information on floods, one of the most common hazards in the United States, including information on flash floods, flood recovery, clean-up efforts, etc.Hurricane PreparednessAn above-average hurricane season is predicted, with the possibility of being very active. The AAP offers resources here.Hurricane Response and RecoveryInformation to help ensure children's needs are taken care of during and after a hurricane.Influenza/PandemicsThe AAP has developed a centralized page to help health care professionals stay abreast of the latest guidance for the influenza season. Resources by Profession View a list of resources organized by profession or setting print email share