Provides information on bioterrorism for all practicing physicians.

Describes the biology of anthrax and other biological weapons showing that they are hyped as part of an anti-terrorist campaign.

Provides a fast-track action list to prepare for surviving chemical, nuclear, bioterrorism, and natural disasters.

A comprehensive site about bioterrorism by and for civilians, including updated news and information about preparedness, disease agents such as anthrax and smallpox, and germ warfare.

From a symposium on bio terrorism, hosted by the International Union of Microbiological Societies. [8/29/99]

Information on biological weapons, their use in conflicts and terrorist attacks and countering them.

A look at the governments attempt to prepare for a biological or chemical attack on U.S. soil. Domestic and international terrorism are at the center of this fascinating and informative television program.

Offers an insight into bioterrorism and biological pathogens including anthrax, botulism, and tularemia.

Browse through news, resources and archives on bioterrorism, including documentation of use by religious cults.

With guide to agents, diseases, and other threats, lab information, emergency preparedness for business, preparation and planning, and surveillance.

The University of Pittsburgh medical school fosters the development of national and international medical and public health policies and structures to protect the civilian population from bioterrorism.

Updated daily with news and clinical information about bioterrorism. Hosted at the University of Minnesota.

Conducts research and provides public health and healthcare education and reference materials for biological incident preparedness.

Information, handbooks, FAQs, and documents released by the U.S. government and other organizations related to chemical and biological terrorism.

Home Page of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Chemical Emergency Preparedness and Prevention Office - CEPPO

News from the National Academy's Institute of Medicine.

Difference between Chemical and Biological Agents , cquisition of Agents , Indicators of Possible Chemical or Biological Incident , Chemical Incidents and Biological Incidents , Canadian Response to Chemical and Biological Terrorism . From the Learning and Development Branch, Human Resources Directorate, RCMP

Report on American preparedness for a chemical or biological weapons attack by terrorists. Includes a discussion of readiness, procedures, and bibliography of related print and Web sources.

US Federal information tasked with supporting state and local government programs for prepare for and respond to a chemical, radiological or other hazardous materials emergencies. Includes program information, news, contacts, and handbooks.

Nuclear Biological and Chemical medical information from the Office of the Surgeon General of the Army. Includes news, medical references and handbooks, training, calendar, glossary.

Includes a timeline of Biological Warfare, a global guide to bioweapons, and an interactive feature on how vaccines are made.

FBI department that coordinates federal efforts to assist state and local emergency responders with planning, training, equipment, and exercise needs necessary to respond to a weapon of mass destruction incident.

Developer and manufacturer of rapid anthrax, ricin, botulism toxin, smallpox, plaque and infectious disease tests.

Offers Ricin information and resources, as well as secure access to board-certified physicians for questions.

Describes how to survive a chemical weapon attack.

First symposium held in 1999 in Arlington, Virginia.

Provides a historical overview of this form of terror and warfare.

Discusses types of chemical weapons, the advantages and disadvantages of them as weapons of terror, and ways to improve response capabilities.

A CDC report on various scenarios of a bio-attack, with possible problems, projections, and economic analyses of post-attack intervention.

A guide detailing treatments for potential terrorist weapons, including nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons.

Collects links to information on bioterrorism from federal and other authoritative sources.

Discusses the ways in which the US is unprepared to respond to biological attacks.

Learn about bioterrorism including emergency preparedness, agents, drugs and medications.