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Delegates at LRF Preparedness Day 2025 learn why a whole society approach is vital to resilience
Flooding can cause a range of health problems. There may be direct effects such as physical injury, or an increased risk of developing skin or gut infections through contact with contaminated food water. Longer-term effects can include mental health problems and chest problems due to exposure to mould and damp.
In England, most of the health burden linked to flooding comes from effects on people’s mental health and wellbeing.
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How to safely clean your home
Mental health impacts
How you can help others
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