Advances in detecting bioterrorism incidents involve concepts and systems designed to identify potential signals of an attack at the earliest possible stages. These systems target the early ...

Still reeling from the attacks on the World Trade Towers, the nation was clamped in a vise of fear of foreign bioterrorism. As it turned out, the letter attack, dubbed Amerithrax by the FBI, was not ...

[1] Anticipating the psychological and behavioral consequences of a bioterrorist attack is now an urgent task facing our government's leaders and our nation's health-care system. Understanding and ...

Mission Statement: Biosecurity and Bioterrorism: Biodefense Strategy, Practice, and Science is a quarterly publication dedicated to bioscience, medical and public health response, infrastructure ...

In January 2005, 'Atlantic Storm', an international exercise to determine how governments would deal with a bioterrorist attack, was staged in Washington. The exercise posited a fictitious ...

Bioterrorism defenses can never anticipate ... those who favored missile shields feared rational attacks from rogue states, not random acts of calculated savagery from a hidden insidious enemy.

As the probe into the 2001 anthrax attacks comes to a close, the country still faces challenges preventing and responding to bioterrorism attacks. Experts assess U.S. preparedness. The U.S ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on July 13 that it had for the first time approved a drug that could treat smallpox if it were ever released as a weapon in a terrorist attack.