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  1. There are four drugs approved for treating the in the U.S. Learn more about your options!

  2. Space heaters and fireplaces increase the risk of fire and carbon monoxide poisoning. Warm up safely:

  3. Can you think of ways you can show you care by helping loved ones prepare for emergencies? Let us know using .

  4. Disaster Distress Helpline (1-800-985-5990) avail 24/7 for anyone in emotional distress a/f or weekend

  5. Hearing-impaired/ deaf individuals can reach out for emotional support via text 'TalkWithUs' to 66746 & TTY 1-800-846-8517

  6. Portable generator hazards include CO poisoning, electrocution & fire. Here's a video on generator safety:

  7. Are you enjoying the snow or digging out? Go inside & warm up periodically. Don't stay in wet clothes.

  8. Got blizzard? Got neighbors who are elderly, pregnant or have special needs? Drop in and make sure they are okay.

  9. Signs of frostbite: white or grayish-yellow skin area; skin feels unusually firm or waxy; & numbness.

  10. Look out for downed power lines. If someone has been electrocuted, look first. Don’t touch. Learn to help.

  11. Hypothermia can make you shiver, exhausted, confused, clumsy, drowsy & forgetful. Learn to avoid & treat.

  12. Remember to text SNOW to 87000 if you'd like to get storm safety tips sent to your phone.

  13. If you must travel by car, take a cell phone with you. Make any trips as brief as possible.

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