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As our climate changes, some New Orleanians face greater health risks than others. Those most vulnerable include young children, older adults, people with chronic conditions, and outdoor workers.
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Infectious diseases remain a significant public health focus, requiring community awareness and coordinated response efforts. Understanding these diseases, their transmission patterns, and prevention methods is crucial for maintaining public health.
Where to Find Medical Help Our first aid stations are your lifeline during Carnival season, strategically placed along parade routes to provide quick medical assistance.
Why Sound Safety Matters In our vibrant music city, sound isn't just about entertainment - it's about health. Exposure to loud music can cause permanent hearing damage and contribute to serious health issues like high blood pressure and heart disease. Even if you've "gotten used to" loud sounds, your body is still being affected.
Who We Are The NOMRC unites healthcare professionals and public health experts who volunteer their skills during emergencies. Our diverse team supplements New Orleans' emergency preparedness and response capabilities when our community needs it most.
In October 2021, New Orleans strengthened its commitment to resident safety by enhancing emergency preparedness requirements for residential facilities. This important ordinance ensures better communication and coordination between care facilities and city officials during emergencies.
The City of New Orleans uses RAVE Mobile Safety's alert platform to notify residents and tourists in emergencies. All residents can text NOLAREADY to 77295 or sign up online to receive these alerts
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