Social Media

Social Media Channels

@CDCemergency

Get useful preparedness tips and the latest updates on events. CDC uses Twitter to reach individuals and partners with timely health and safety information.

CDC Emergency (@CDCemergency)

The official feed of CDC’s Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response – your source for the latest information on emergencies, preparedness tips, and real-time updates and health alerts for the public during an emergency.

Join members with diverse backgrounds ranging from first responders to government administrators who are interested in public health. Participate in discussions that offer influential connections and networking opportunities, making LinkedIn a great resource and avenue for collaboration.

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Did you know there is a CDC Emergency Preparedness and Response page on Facebook? This page will keep you informed about how to be prepared for public health emergencies and disasters and provide information needed to protect and save lives during an event. Become a fan today! "Like" our Facebook page to receive updates, participate in future conversations, and more.

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CDC’s Public Health Matters Blog—named “Top Government Blog” (from the Science of Health)—gives readers a snapshot from the field as disease detectives investigate, prepare for, and respond to public health events. Subscribing to our blog is a great way to connect and learn about disaster preparedness.

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