@article{57cfd40fe39941adb513bc2263c7ab05,
title = "When chronic conditions become acute: Prevention and control of chronic diseases and adverse health outcomes during natural disasters",
author = "\{Chronic Diseases and Vulnerable Populations in Natural Disasters Working Group\} and Mokdad, \{Ali H.\} and Mensah, \{George A.\} and Posner, \{Samuel F.\} and Eddie Reed and Simoes, \{Eduardo J.\} and Engelgau, \{Michael M.\} and P. Allweiss and L. Anderson and L. Balluz and G. Beckles and A. Berkowitz and Bernard, \{B. P.\} and B. Bowman and D. Brantley and V. Campbell and Collins, \{J. L.\} and J. Cordero and Dietz, \{W. H.\} and P. Eke and E. Ford and D. Galuska and Giles, \{H. W.\} and K. Greenlund and E. Gregg and L. Grummer-Strawn and C. Husten and R. Jiles and Kelly, \{J. M.\} and Kann, \{L. K.\} and W. Kohn and Labarthe, \{D. L.\} and J. Lando and M. Link and W. Maas and R. McDonald and Moore, \{M. J.\} and L. Pollack and M. Pratt and S. Rasmussen and S. Rutledge and P. Rzeszotarski and L. Schieve and F. Vinicor and H. Wechsler and E. Weiss and L. Wilcox and P. Wingo and S. Zaza",
note = "Funding Information: The following are members of the Chronic Diseases and Vulnerable Populations in Natural Disasters Working Group, Coordinating Center for Health Promotion, CDC, Atlanta, Ga: P Allweiss, L Anderson, L Balluz, G Beckles, A Berkowitz, BP Bernard, B Bowman, D Brantley, V Campbell, JL Collins, J Cordero, WH Dietz, P Eke, MM Engelgau, E Ford, D Galuska, HW Giles, K Greenlund, E Gregg, L Grummer-Strawn, C Husten, R Jiles, JM Kelly, LK Kann, W Kohn, DL Labarthe, J Lando, M Link, W Maas, R McDonald, GA Mensah, AH Mokdad, MJ Moore, L Pollack, SF Posner, M Pratt, S Rasmussen, E Reed, S Rutledge, P Rzeszotarski, L Schieve, EJ Simoes, F Vinicor, H Wechsler, E Weiss, L Wilcox, P Wingo, and S Zaza. We are grateful to Helen McClintock and Rick Hull for editorial and technical assistance.",
year = "2005",
language = "English (US)",
volume = "2",
journal = "Preventing Chronic Disease",
issn = "1545-1151",
publisher = "Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)",
}