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"E-Lane" for Pedestrians: An April Fools' Day Prank With Real Public Health Implications
Earlier this week, Philadelphians were treated to an April Fools' Day prank court…
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The Role of Social Media in Emergency Preparedness and Recovery
Last month I attended a presentation about a research study which evaluated the conten…
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Text Messages and Public Health: Can They Remove Barriers for "Calling" 9-1-1?
Text messages are a great time saver. You do not have to have a long conversation wit…
