Through ACE, we respond to requests for assistance from state and local health agencies to register persons exposed to large-scale acute chemical incidents and characterize exposure and acute health effects. There is also a rapid needs assessment component to the investigation that provides the local health authorities the data they need to address the needs of the community where the release occurred.
So, why should we investigate after a large scale release?
Visit the following link to understand why ACE is an important addition to emergency response and why this agency should be included in community emergency planning.
http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/ntsip/docs/ACEwebinar.pdf
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