Bioterrorism watch. Signs and symptoms of chemical exposures.
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When a photo-journalist presented with the first case of inhalation anthrax in the United States in 23 years, it marked the worse case of biological terrorism in our nation's history. It also marked a significant management challenge for numerous local, state and federal officials. Review what was learned and how we can better prepare for future attacks.
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The study includes a survey of issues connected with the possibility of micro-organisms use in bioterrorist attack. The attention was drawn to the need of society co-operation in nuclear, chemical and biological weapons use prevention. The fundamental importance is a quick diagnosis, skills of undertaking preventive activities, treatment intending to save a great number of human beings.
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