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  • Anthrax
    The AAP offers information on anthrax recommendations, including countermeasures for children.
  • Biological Terrorism and Agents
    Information 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 Explosions
    Learn about blast trauma and the possible resulting injuries, as well as notes on treatment.
  • Chemical Terrorism and Agents
    The AAP offers information on chemical terrorism and specific chemical agents, as well as their effect on children and the role of the pediatrician.
  • Decontamination
    Each hospital must have its own system or plan in place for decontamination of toxic substances, with protocols specific to children.
  • Disaster Phases
    The AAP offers information on the phases of a disaster and various types of disasters.
  • Earthquakes
    View information about earthquakes and resources to help families prepare for and respond to an earthquake.
  • Ebola
    The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) monitored the outbreak and offered Testimony concerning the US government response.
  • Ebola FAQs
    Find the answers to many Ebola-related questions as well as resources on the disease.
  • Extreme Temperatures: Heat and Cold
    The public health consequences of cold and heat extremes are substantial. Although adults can actively seek help, children cannot.
  • Family Separation and Reunification
    Reunifying 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 Rom
    The AAP offers resources as part of its Feelings Need Check Ups Too Toolkit.
  • Financial Crisis
    The AAP offers tips for parents and caregivers and guidance for pediatricians to support families during this challenging economic time.
  • Flash Floods/Flood Recovery
    The 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 Preparedness
    An above-average hurricane season is predicted, with the possibility of being very active. The AAP offers resources here.

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