While we likely haven't seen the full ramifications of the deliberate anthrax attacks, it is important to keep in mind other significant health risks out there. They should not be forgotten in ...
As bird flu spreads, and Team Trump begins dismantling America’s public health apparatus, a former FBI scientist and ...
Officials worry anthrax could be deployed by non-state actors like terrorist groups, such as through letter attacks, and the ...
the manner in which official communications and response efforts were implemented during the anthrax attacks (e.g., changing spokespersons, messages, etc.) compounded potential anxiety and ...
Perhaps someday the military would have a detergent that could be sprayed over people and neutralize an anthrax attack. Another Maxygen contract, for $7.7 million in 1999, focused on developing ...
Alas, the U.S postal service's taxonomic designation of anthrax as "poison in the mail" was still the stuff of headlines in early November, conjuring up images of Snow White biting into an apple laced ...
In response to an Air Force request, in 1953 the Chemical Corps created the St Jo Program and operatives staged mock anthrax attacks on St. Louis, Minneapolis, and Winnipeg. The bacteria were ...
As public health agencies continue to prepare for a future bioterrorism event, the interviews with victims of the anthrax attacks highlight several important limitations to public health actions.