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Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response-Anthrax
CDC ^ | 10/09/01 | CDC

Posted on 10/09/2001 12:25:24 PM PDT by GummyIII

Disease - Anthrax

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Anthrax
The following documents have been developed to provide information pertaining to Anthrax that will help private and public healthcare providers develop plans to prepare for and respond to acts of bioterrorism. The documents are broken into the following categories:

Factsheet Adobe - This information has been developed for the general public and the media to read in (Adobe Acrobat) format.

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Adobe Update: Florida Anthrax Case, October 8, 2001
Adobe Update: Florida Anthrax Case, October 7, 2001
Adobe Update: Florida Anthrax Case, October 4, 2001
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Bullet Johns Hopkins Universiy - Center for Civilian biotdefense Studies
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2. Clinical Level-A Lab Protocol Adobe - this information is designed to provide laboratories with techniques to identify microorganisms, in order to support clinicians in their diagnosis of potential diseases.


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It pays to be informed. Don't believe all you read and hear, and take both ends of the spectrum with a grain of salt and a lot of research. God bless...
1 posted on 10/09/2001 12:25:25 PM PDT by GummyIII (robinsmith43@earthlink.net)
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