Drs. Daniel Feinberg and Carlene Muto Discuss Preparations for Medical Emergencies During FIFA World Cup Events With The Philadelphia Inquirer

Daniel M. Feinberg, MD, FAAN, Chief Medical Officer of Temple University Hospital, Inc., and Carlene A. Muto, MD, Vice President of Infection Prevention and Occupational Health Services at Temple Health, spoke with The Philadelphia Inquirer about preparations for a full range of medical emergencies that could potentially occur during the FIFA World Cup events in Philadelphia. Public health risks are top of mind, ranging from heat-related illness, bioterrorism, and a mass casualty event, to infectious disease concerns, particularly measles and Ebola.