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• - Information, handbooks, FAQs, and documents released by the U.S. government and other organizations related to chemical and biological terrorism.
  
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• - Discusses the ways in which the US is unprepared to respond to biological attacks.
  
• - FBI department that coordinates federal efforts to assist state and local emergency responders with planning, training, equipment, and exercise needs necessary to respond to a weapon of mass destruction incident.
  
• - A look at the governments attempt to prepare for a biological or chemical attack on U.S. soil. Domestic and international terrorism are at the center of this fascinating and informative television program.
  
• - News from the National Academy's Institute of Medicine.
  
• - Learn about bioterrorism including emergency preparedness, agents, drugs and medications.
  
• - US Federal information tasked with supporting state and local government programs for prepare for and respond to a chemical, radiological or other hazardous materials emergencies. Includes program information, news, contacts, and handbooks.
  
• - Nuclear Biological and Chemical medical information from the Office of the Surgeon General of the Army. Includes news, medical references and handbooks, training, calendar, glossary.
  
• - Provides a historical overview of this form of terror and warfare.
  
• - A comprehensive site about bioterrorism by and for civilians, including updated news and information about preparedness, disease agents such as anthrax and smallpox, and germ warfare.
  
• - Collects links to information on bioterrorism from federal and other authoritative sources.
  
• - Describes how to survive a chemical weapon attack.
  
• - The University of Pittsburgh medical school fosters the development of national and international medical and public health policies and structures to protect the civilian population from bioterrorism.
  
• - Developer and manufacturer of rapid anthrax, ricin, botulism toxin, smallpox, plaque and infectious disease tests.
  
• - Information on biological weapons, their use in conflicts and terrorist attacks and countering them.
  
• - First symposium held in 1999 in Arlington, Virginia.
  
• - A guide detailing treatments for potential terrorist weapons, including nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons.
  
• - Updated daily with news and clinical information about bioterrorism. Hosted at the University of Minnesota.
  
• - Offers an insight into bioterrorism and biological pathogens including anthrax, botulism, and tularemia.
  
• - From a symposium on bio terrorism, hosted by the International Union of Microbiological Societies. [8/29/99]
  
• - Home Page of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Chemical Emergency Preparedness and Prevention Office - CEPPO
  
• - Conducts research and provides public health and healthcare education and reference materials for biological incident preparedness.
  
• - With guide to agents, diseases, and other threats, lab information, emergency preparedness for business, preparation and planning, and surveillance.
  
• - A CDC report on various scenarios of a bio-attack, with possible problems, projections, and economic analyses of post-attack intervention.
  
• - Discusses types of chemical weapons, the advantages and disadvantages of them as weapons of terror, and ways to improve response capabilities.
  
• - Provides a fast-track action list to prepare for surviving chemical, nuclear, bioterrorism, and natural disasters.
  
• - Provides information on bioterrorism for all practicing physicians.
  
• - Offers Ricin information and resources, as well as secure access to board-certified physicians for questions.
  
• - Includes a timeline of Biological Warfare, a global guide to bioweapons, and an interactive feature on how vaccines are made.
  
• - Browse through news, resources and archives on bioterrorism, including documentation of use by religious cults.
  
• - Describes the biology of anthrax and other biological weapons showing that they are hyped as part of an anti-terrorist campaign.
  
• - Report on American preparedness for a chemical or biological weapons attack by terrorists. Includes a discussion of readiness, procedures, and bibliography of related print and Web sources.
  
• - Difference between Chemical and Biological Agents , cquisition of Agents , Indicators of Possible Chemical or Biological Incident , Chemical Incidents and Biological Incidents , Canadian Response to Chemical and Biological Terrorism . From the Learning a