Bioterrorism: media hype or real potential nightmare?
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Centers for disease control and prevention bioterrorism preparedness and response.
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Overview of bioterrorism readiness plan: a template for health care facilities.
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Risks of publicity about bioterrorism: anthrax hoaxes and hype.
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Bioterrorism and how to cope with it.
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Bioterrorism and the public health response.
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Immune recognition of foreign DNA: a cure for bioterrorism?
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The threat of bioterrorism returns the fear of smallpox.
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In the age of bioterrorism, an affair to remember: the silver anniversary of the Swine flu epidemic that never was.
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A health warning on bioterrorism.
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'Action needed to counter bioterrorism'.
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Beat bioterror with batch science.
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Update on emerging infections: news from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Syndromic surveillance for bioterrorism following the attacks on the World Trade Center--New York City, 2001.
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VA's role in bioterrorism preparations.
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Preparing for bioterrorism.
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Biological warfare and bioterrorism: a historical review.
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The public health response to bioterrorism: a paradigm.
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Bioterrorism: agents of concern.
The intentional dispersal of biological agents by terrorists is a potential problem that increasingly concerns the intelligence, law enforcement, medical, and public health communities. Terrorists might choose biological agents over conventional and chemical weapons for multiple reasons, although it is difficult to predict, with certainty, which biological agents might prove attractive to terrorists. One can more confidently, however, derive a list of those few agents which, if used, would be of greatest public health consequence. It is these agents which will require the most robust countermeasures. We discuss the derivation of this short list of agents and the specific diseases involved.
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