For most of us around the nation, Hurricane Katrina means watching, and waiting. Here are some ways to reach out to those in need.
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From Medscape General MedicineTM: In the Wake of Katrina: A Surgeon's First-Hand Report of the New Orleans Tragedy
Hurricane Katrina's health impact is profound. Stay with WebMD for continuing coverage.
Many Katrina Evacuees Face Health Woes
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Infectious Disease a Concern at Shelters
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Hurricane Katrina: Health Aftermath
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Water and Food Safety After a Hurricane
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Hurricane Katrina's
Effects on Your Health
• Diabetes
Michael Smith, MD
• Cancer
Harold Burstein, MD
• Eye Health
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• Breathing
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• Asthma
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• Nutrition
Elaine Magee, RD
• Alzheimer's
Barbara Bridges, RN
• Pain
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Reuniting Families After Katrina's Chaos
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Hurricane Katrina's Little Heros
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Americans Feel Katrina's Emotional Toll
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Katrina's Evacuees: Facing Life Far from Home
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Hope and Hurricanes: Emotional Survival Tips
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Hurricane Katrina: Share Your Thoughts
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