Biological Disaster Preparedness Resources: Books and Guides

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The first recorded instance of biological warfare goes back to 1348 and 1349. Biological terrorism is now considered by the US government to be a credible threat. This publication will give you information on many different forms of biological threats and how you can protect yourself.

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The purpose for this handbook is to serve as a concise pocket-sized manual that will guide medical personnel in the prophylaxis and management of biological casualties. It is designed as a quick reference and overview, and is not intended as a definitive text on the medical management of biological casualties.

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This Community Handbook is intended for community leaders from the business, government and public service sectors. It offers some basic tips and access to detailed resources on how to develop a community preparedness strategy in the event of a threat such as bioterrorism.

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Biosecurity is the protection of the economy, environment, and health of living things from diseases, pests, and bioterrorism.

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Why have government and industry waited this long to begin taking action, in the face of a “growing body of data and information that affirmatively raises public health concerns”? This book attempts to answer that question. In addition to telling the story of an exotic, mysterious and frightening disease, we have written this book to report on equally dangerous legal and political trends which threaten not only our physical health, but also our fundamental democratic rights to discuss and debate concerns about the food we eat, and to choose in the marketplace as informed, educated consumers.

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Given the proper biological conditions, biological agents can cause disease of epidemic proportion (plague and cholera, for example), can cause disease as a result of occupational exposure (anthrax and Woolsorter's disease), or simply can be endemic in certain parts of the world, as anthrax is in Asia and the Middle East. So --- the unthinkable happened. Be prepared. It will probably happen again.

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Biological

In today's world, the threat of a biological attack or outbreak is ever-present. It is critical that individuals take steps to prepare themselves for such an eventuality. This category offers a range of resources designed to help you do just that.

Whether you're interested in learning about modern survival techniques in the face of biological warfare or want guidance on containing crises like mad cow disease, there is something here for everyone. You'll find guides tailored specifically to first responders as well as those aimed at community leaders who need to be able to respond quickly and effectively in the event of a bioterrorist attack.

One key aspect of being prepared for a biological disaster is understanding what threats are out there. That's why this category includes extensive descriptions of various agents that could be used in an attack, from anthrax spores to smallpox viruses. By familiarizing yourself with these potential dangers, you can better plan your response should they become a reality.

Finally, it's important not only to know how best to react when faced with a biological emergency but also how best to prevent one from occurring in the first place. The resources included here offer insights into biosecurity measures that can be taken both at home and within larger communities.