Bioterrorism: Are You Prepared?

The materials available through this site were developed specifically to help familiarize physicians with:

1. agents most likely to be used in a bioterrorist incident
2. associated signs and symptoms
3. decontamination and infection control measures
4. treatment
5. reporting
6. working with local, regional, and state facilities
7. bioterrorism-related information resources

The Center for Public Health and Disasters is committed to bringing you the best in disaster training materials. We hope this information will help you and your staff learn about recognizing and responding to a biological terrorism event.

The training materials include:

• PowerPoint slide presentation
• List of bioterrorism-related journal articles
• Links to other web-based resources
• Frequently asked questions about biological agents

Source: Center for Public Health and Disasters (UCLA)

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