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Hurricane Dorian's path up the U.S. East Coast.

Hurricane Dorian

Hurricane Dorian: Population Movement – A Live Story

Evacuees walk the halls of a hurricane shelter in Panama City, Florida, in October, 2018, during Hurricane Michael. When people evacuate, they often forget medicines needed to manage chronic conditions, which can escalate into medical crisis. (Photo by Zack Wittman for Direct Relief)

Hurricane Dorian

During a Hurricane Evacuation, Don’t Forget About Your Health

Direct Relief staff deliver medical supplies to a hurricane shelter in Panama City in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in October 2018. (Photos: Zack Wittman/Direct Relief)

Hurricane Dorian

Doors Stay Open for Florida Patients as Hurricane Dorian Closes In

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Hurricane Dorian

As Disasters Go, Hurricanes are Predictable

Hurricane Dorian is advancing towards Florida and the Bahamas, and is continuing to gather strength. (NOAA/NESDIS/STAR/ GOES-East)

Hurricane Dorian

U.S. Southeast, Bahamas Brace for Hurricane Dorian

The community of Mexico Beach, Florida, was devastated by Hurricane Michael's impact in October, 2018. Direct Relief delivered emergency medical supplies to first responders, and is expanding hurricane preparedness efforts this year. (Photo by Zack Wittman for Direct Relief)

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Recent Storms Still at Forefront as New Hurricane Season Looms

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Abaco Island, Bahamas, post-Hurricane Dorian. (Peter E. Howard/University of Miami)

Hurricane Dorian

After Hurricane Dorian, What’s Next?

Pascual Torres speaks with a group of patients at a Siempre Unidos clinic. (Photo courtesy of Siempre Unidos)

Honduras

Marginalized Hondurans Find Supportive Care, Friendship at Local Clinic

With wildfires in California increasing in frequency and scale, preemptive power shut-offs have begun to take place in order to prevent future blazes. However, lack of power can bring its own health risks, and many health centers across the state lack the necessary back-up power options to sustain health operations for an extended amount of time. (Photo by Donnie Hedden for Direct Relief)

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