Recognizing Biological Agents as WMDs

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Recognizing Biological Agents as WMDs

Potential biological and chemical agents that might be used as weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) are numerous, and preparing the nation to address these dangers is a major challenge. Early detection of and swift response to biological and chemical terrorism is crucial. This requires increased biological and chemical awareness by front-line health-care providers because they are in the best position to report suspicious illnesses.

Warning: The following pages feature images of the effects of various WMDs on humans.