Norovirus is a common virus that spreads quickly. Many people in the US get sick with norovirus several times. Here are some tips to protect yourself from Norovirus. 

The Department of Homeland Security recently released the National Cyber Incident Response Plan. This resource provides guidance related to cyber incidents and more specifically those with high likelihood to result in demonstrable harm to the nation's security interests, foreign relations, and/or economy well as the public confidence, civil liberties, or public health and safety of the American people.
National Cyber Incident Response Plan

Audience: All ages 
Topics: Disaster psychology, Fire safety, General preparedness, Medical, Personal safety, Recovery, Search and rescue, Volunteerism/Community service
Description: These address a variety of audiences, providing emergency alerts, preparedness tips, and activities for children right on your smartphone.

• FEMA Mobile App: Emergency alerts for all audiences
• National Weather Service Mobile Weather App: Emergency alerts for all audiences
• Sesame Street Let’s Get Ready App: Games and activities for children
• The National Child Traumatic Stress Network Help Kids Cope App: Response tips for parents
• The American Red Cross Monster Guard App: Games and activities for children
• The American Red Cross Suite of Apps: Alerts, first aid, and response tips for everyone

HCC PARTNERS, PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING: 
Intermedix is consolidating domains to enhance the speed and efficiency of their solution suite. As a result, the eICS, EMResource and EMTrack sites have moved. 
Please update your bookmarks to the new URLs/sites before March 1, 2017. For additional questions, please contact Kevin Chau at chauk@michigan.gov 

• https://eics.intermedix.com
• https://emresource.intermedix.com
  
• https://emtrack.intermedix.com

This 100-page report provides a summary of the 15 years of health studies by the FDNY (Fire Department of New York) World Trade Center (WTC) Health Program, and is the most comprehensive post-disaster health report ever released. It includes updated numbers and metrics demonstrating the effective utilization of the FDNY WTC Health Program funded by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health under the Zadroga Act of 2010, which was reauthorized in 2015. Chapter topics include Physical Health Assessment, Mental Health Assessment, and Participation in Physical and Mental Health Services Provided to WTC-Exposed Members.
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