No Time To Kill - Chemical and Biological Weapons
A single gram [1/30th of an ounce] evenly dispersed and inhaled, could kill more . their own smallpox victims to Indians who were sympathetic to the French.
http://www.notimetokill.org/ch4.htm
Is Smallpox Still A Threat : What Is Smallpox : Discover Everything ...
Discover what is Smallpox, its symptoms, history, facts and much more! . It al?? h?? a durable bacterial spore form whi?h i? convenient for dispersion v?a .
http://www.whatissmallpox.com/articles/is-smallpox-still-a-threat.html
Smallpox, Bioterrorism and WHO
They confess they are members of a terrorist group who have infected themselves with smallpox and dispersed to 14 countries just as their infectivity is peaking.
http://www.who.int/entity/global_health_histories/seminars/presentation06.pdf
Quantum Dots Exhibit Fluorescence Emission Wavelength Shifts ...
BWAs, such as anthrax or smallpox, dispersed as non- explosive point sources, external or internal to buildings at Army installations. One means of detecting .
http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc?AD=ADA433585
The Smallpox Destruction Debate: Could a Grand Bargain Settle the ...
Although smallpox was eradicated from nature more than three decades ago, . Terrorists might disperse the smallpox virus in the form of an aerosol or cloud .
http://www.armscontrol.org/print/3544
Effects of Biological Weapons, Biological Weapon Warfare ...
The viruses that may be dispersed during wartime as a result of biological weapons are: smallpox, equine, encephalomyelitis, dengue fever, yellow fever, and .
http://www.bomb-shelter.net/bio_weapons_effects.php
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FAQ's | Bioterrorism
How is smallpox spread? . Where can I get the smallpox vaccine? . to develop a weapon to disperse the biological weapon in the manner necessary to infect .
http://www.scchealth.org/docs/doche/bt/faq.html
EMERGENCY NURSES ASSOCIATION WHITE PAPER ...
(a) the potential possession of the smallpox virus by terrorists; (b) the ability for the smallpox virus to be widely dispersed through fine-particle aerosol release .
http://www.ena.org/SiteCollectionDocuments/Position%20Statements/Voluntary_Smallpox_Vaccination_-_ENA_White_Paper.pdf
Terrorism101 : Chemical & Biological Threats : ABC News ...
Dispersing the agents with aerosols is challenging because biomaterials are often . A: Right now, scientists are most concerned about smallpox and anthrax.
http://www.terrorism101.org/chemical_biological/abc_faq_biological.html
Smallpox : David A. Koplow - University of California Press
Proximity was thus a requirement for dispersion. Second, smallpox appeared in an acute, manifest form; it could not be carried asymptomatically or secretly.
http://www.ucpress.edu/book.php?isbn=9780520242203
Smallpox Biodefense: A Multifactoral Analysis
terrorists who become infected with smallpox prior to entering the. United States and then disperse themselves across the country during the incubation period.
http://www.jpands.org/vol11no2/mihelic.pdf
