There have been many diseases that have killed scores of people through the years. Out of all of these diseases, Ebola is the one that strikes fear into the hearts of the public. There are good reasons for that fear. … Continue reading →
For most of the public, until the first case of Ebola hit the news, the disease wasn’t something that a lot of people worried about. Sadly, there are still some people completely unaware of the significance of this first case. … Continue reading →
During a pandemic, systems like the police, fire stations and EMS can quickly become overwhelmed. In a time of crisis, people are on their own and it’s up to you to figure out how you’re going to protect yourself and … Continue reading →
Life as you know it will be altered when a pandemic strikes. You’ll be forced to make decisions that could impact the health of your family. While certain things may cease to function, you can’t ignore a child’s education. If … Continue reading →
Your daily routine can’t come to a standstill just because there is a serious Ebola outbreak going on. You still have to conduct business and earn what you need to take care of yourself and your family. If you have … Continue reading →
The ready-made kits that you can buy at the store or online are packed with the basic items needed during a regular first aid emergency situation. But, they are not prepared for pandemics, so you’ll need to make sure that … Continue reading →
Some people don’t realize that having the supplies to survive a pandemic is different from the ones that you need to survive a SHTF crisis that doesn’t involve illness. For example, you know that you should have at least a … Continue reading →
The best way to protect what you have is to not let anyone know that you have it. If everyone in your area knows that your home has medicine and supplies, they’re going to make a run on it. Be … Continue reading →
With all the threats of war and financial collapse, there’s another disastrous threat that needs to be addressed – global health threats. If war or a natural disaster doesn’t get us, a devastating disease might. The AIDS epidemic, the Black … Continue reading →
It’s no longer a “maybe” now – virus outbreaks have been all over the news in recent years. Despite all of the precautions, all of the assurances that the virus would be expertly handled if it ever did come to … Continue reading →
