Hurricane Ida's impact on Louisiana and Mississippi During the COVID-19 Delta Surge Complex and Compounding Threats to Population Health

While COVID-19 cases did not increase in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, the loss of power challenged treating existing patients and the health of residents living with chronic health conditions. The authors explain these challenges, the importance of incorporating public health strategies into storm shelter plans, and the need to plan for the negative mental health effects repetitive disasters can have on residents.
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