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August 28, 2024

Fact Sheet: Preventing Diarrheal Illness After A Disaster

Use this fact sheet to learn how to avoid getting diarrhea after a disaster. Key steps include using safe water, washing your hands, eating safe food, cleaning up safely, and avoiding areas with standing water.

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Learn how to prevent diarrheal illness after an emergency.

Learn how to prevent diarrheal illness after an emergency.

Learn how to prevent diarrheal illness after an emergency.

Learn how to prevent diarrheal illness after an emergency.

Learn how to prevent diarrheal illness after an emergency.

Learn how to prevent diarrheal illness after an emergency.

Learn how to prevent diarrheal illness after an emergency.

Learn how to prevent diarrheal illness after an emergency.

August 28, 2024

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National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID)