Stephen Redd, MD

Director of @CDCgov's Center for Preparedness and Response

[Stephen Redd, MD @DrReddCDC]

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[Stephen Redd, MD @DrReddCDC]

Prepare your digital emergency kit with this one hour course,

[Stephen Redd, MD @DrReddCDC]

Dr. Tucker, Dr. Satcher, Dr. Jones, and Dr. Liburd

[Stephen Redd, MD @DrReddCDC]

A great honor to participate in the 25th anniversary celebration of CDC's
Office of Women’s Health (OWH) with current & former CDC leaders. OWH is as
important today as it was 25 years ago--improving the health of women and girls
through policy and innovative programs.

[Stephen Redd, MD @DrReddCDC]

The current measles outbreak is a reminder that businesses need to reassess how
they prepare their staff for travel. Staying current on health threats is the first step in protecting travelers.

[Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security @BSPH_CHS]

Is Your Business Prepared for a Measles Pandemic? Dr. @AmeshAA says "It is important for business leaders to keep abreast of outbreaks that may be occurring in parts of the world." https://t.co/bUXASKa1gI @BRINKNewsNow

[Stephen Redd, MD @DrReddCDC]

Day to day public health responses are the foundation for large responses.

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[Stephen Redd, MD @DrReddCDC]

Thanks @NYTmag for helping to share these #flu pandemic preparedness & prevention tips. Knowing what to expect in a pandemic & how to #PrepYourHealth for its impact on public #health is important. Read the story here: https://t.co/YhZupcDwPD

[Stephen Redd, MD @DrReddCDC]

Great to participate in the Georgia Advanced Health Law Seminar #ICLESeminar today!

[CDC Director @CDCDirector]

You can help share life-saving health & safety info with friends & family in the path of #HurricaneMichael via text message, email, or social media. Learn more: https://t.co/dxRCK9dz7w #Michael

[Stephen Redd, MD @DrReddCDC]

It was my great pleasure to join @CDCDirector Redfield at the Responder Readiness Fair on Sept. 19. The Fair brings together all of the groups & resources @CDCgov staff need to prepare for deployment in an #emergency. #PrepYourHealth #NatlPrep

[Tom Inglesby, MD @T_Inglesby]

Good to be @cdcgov today to talk about #CladeX w/ Eric Toner, @DrReddCDC, and @CDCDirector and their team. Impressed with their vision of what needs to get done for national and global preparedness @CDCReady @JHSPH_CHS

[Stephen Redd, MD @DrReddCDC]

#WeekendWisdom: If you see something suspicious when traveling to or at a mass gathering, say something to local law enforcement. https://t.co/8JzH7WPdvz #SEESAY

[CDC Emergency @CDCemergency]

6 things to know about this #flu season: https://t.co/xlghizlkjy

[CDC Director @CDCDirector]

#FluTip for businesses: #Flu causes thousands or tens of thousands of deaths and billions of dollars in lost productivity each year in the U.S. Learn how to keep your employees healthy this season.
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[CDC Director @CDCDirector]

One of the biggest health threats we are facing right now is #flu. Flu is complex and difficult to predict.This season is a somber reminder of why flu is one of the world’s greatest public health challenges – and why we at CDC must remain vigilant in our efforts to fight flu.

[CDC Director @CDCDirector]

About 3 out of every 1,000 babies born in 15 U.S. states and territories in 2016 had a birth defect potentially related to #Zika. https://t.co/7UQmHSkWpa #Prevent2Protect

[CDC Director @CDCDirector]

New CDC report highlights critical importance of documenting birth defects possibly related to #Zika. Babies with Zika-related birth defects will need substantial help. https://t.co/QWoH9R4EOc

[CDC Flu @CDCFlu]

CDC is rescheduling the Facebook #Flu Q&A to Friday, Feb. 2 at 1 PM ET. Please mark your calendar and plan to join us with your questions! https://t.co/hQpLQ82uMW

[CDC @CDCgov]

CDC experts will answer questions about #flu on Wednesday, January 31, during a live Q&A on Facebook. Join us from 2-3 PM ET. https://t.co/3TcPf1sE6v #fightflu

[MMWR @CDCMMWR]

About 3 out of every 1,000 babies born in 15 U.S. states and territories in 2016 had a birth defect potentially related to #Zika #Prevent2Protect https://t.co/tWhaQiPX9m