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Common sense information about anthrax. Includes a summary of public health recommendations and glossary, with links to quality information and lesson plans for teachers.
Computer graphic of a bacillus anthracis cell (anthrax bacterium). Shows cell wall layers and capsule.
1998 report on bioterrorism reports and threats and CDC guidelines for handling them.
Links to news releases and sites related to the disease as a biological weapon.
General and technical information about anthrax from the Centers for Disease Control. Also includes section with links to other sites and articles.
Consumer health resource center providing information on the types of anthrax, symptoms, and treatment options.
Article by Hilarie Cranmer, MD.
Case study of one incident in North Carolina, 1987.
Includes symptoms, cause, treatments, and complications.
Directory of articles, fact sheets, and news releases.
This contains the CDC's 2001-10-12 instructions on handling mail suspected of containing Anthrax, and the USPS' 2001-10-15 information on identifying Anthrax mail.
The biology of anthrax
Links to news releases and sites related to the disease as a biological weapon.
Includes symptoms, cause, treatments, and complications.
Directory of articles, fact sheets, and news releases.
Consumer health resource center providing information on the types of anthrax, symptoms, and treatment options.
General and technical information about anthrax from the Centers for Disease Control. Also includes section with links to other sites and articles.
Article by Hilarie Cranmer, MD.
Common sense information about anthrax. Includes a summary of public health recommendations and glossary, with links to quality information and lesson plans for teachers.
Computer graphic of a bacillus anthracis cell (anthrax bacterium). Shows cell wall layers and capsule.
The biology of anthrax
1998 report on bioterrorism reports and threats and CDC guidelines for handling them.
This contains the CDC's 2001-10-12 instructions on handling mail suspected of containing Anthrax, and the USPS' 2001-10-15 information on identifying Anthrax mail.
Case study of one incident in North Carolina, 1987.
