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Citation

Noji E, Goodwin T, Hopmeier M. Prehosp. Disaster Med. 2005; 20(1): 3-6.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2005, Cambridge University Press)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

15748008

Abstract

The true threat of bioterrorism remains mysterious and elusive to the common citizen. It principally has become the dominion of a few "experts", many of whom have limited apparent expertise, who have failed to effectively communicate the risks and realities to society, and have instead created an air of uncertainty surrounding the topic. Unlike the great classic deceptions of modern life (e.g., "the check is in the mail"), the misinformation and misperceptions associated with bioterrorism can be dangerous and are not merely humorous. Indeed, it is possible to grasp the facts as well as fallacies associated with bioterrorism, and, as a result, demystify this nightmare scenario and prepare for the "unthinkable".


Language: en

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