Additional Information

MSU Links

• The MSU Homepage allows access to search features and general campus-related information.
• The MSU Student Health Insurance link will connect you to information you may need concerning payment, covered services, recent plan changes and an insurance information lookup feature.
• The Olin Health Center website puts medical help and information at your fingertips. Go here for links to what to do in a medical emergency, health education information, or links to other clinics.
• The Office of Radiation, Chemical & Biological Safety (ORCBS) provides the MSU community with information and services regarding safety in the areas of Radiation, Chemical, Biological and Hazardous Waste. The website contains MSU manuals, guidelines, newsletters, bulletins, fact sheets, training schedules, on-line training courses and more. Links to outside institutions and agencies are also provided as additional tools for information.

Related Sites

• Occupational Health topics, such as varicella, immunizations and ebola, are presented on this site from the CDC, National Center for Infectious Diseases. Links to other CDC sites are also provided.
• Occupational exposures to HIV is the topic of this CDC site, explored through FAQs.
• This site, all about Hepatitis, provides a great deal of information about Hepatitis B, as well as Hepatitis A, C, D, E and G in one location. Links to other Hepatitis-related sites are provided, including the Resource Center and a variety of Foundations.
• Hepatitis C is discussed on this CDC page. This article from the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report details Hepatitis C risks for healthcare workers, as well as recommended prophylaxis.
• Post-exposure Prophylaxis information is available at this recommended site.
• For additional information about Monkey B (Herpesvirus Simiae) go to this CDC site. It links to the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report article called, "Fatal Cercopithecine Herpesvirus 1 (B Virus) Infection Following a Mucocutaneous Exposure and Interim Recommendations for Worker Protection."
• General rabies information is available at this site, the CDC Homepage on rabies.
• 1999 Rabies Recommendations provides the most updated recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices to reflect the current status of rabies and antirabies biologics in the US. Be aware this site may take a few moments to load.
• The Zoonosis Control Program of the Texas Department of Health promotes public health through the prevention and control of disease. This site provides links to information about diseases prevalent in the southwestern US.