Titlebook: Defense Against Biological Attacks; Volume I Sunit K. Singh,Jens H. Kuhn Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 biosurveillance.emer

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Regulatory Pathways for Medical Products Used in Biodefense,these products available to the public in a time of need. This chapter provides an understanding of the regulatory pathways involved and how they may be applied to MCMs. The chapter will focus on the regulatory system in the United States, with examples of similarities or differences with that of ot

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Historical Aspects of Biological Weapons Development and Use,ical warfare programs have been viewed as posing the only biological threat to international security. More recently, non-state actors such as terrorists and criminals have also demonstrated an interest in acquiring and using biological agents as weapons. This chapter provides an overview of the lon

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Overview of Global Coordination on Bio-Nonproliferation and Its Limits,ear dual-use aspects as an immanent risk of misuse, e.g. for development and proliferation of biological weapons. In this chapter, relevant programmes, regulations and binding international agreements are introduced to give an overview of activities concerning bio-nonproliferation.

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The Role of Event-Based Biosurveillance in Biodefense,and consequence management support of biological events. This broad view encompasses both traditional and more recent approaches to surveillance as they relate to natural and intentional outbreaks and epidemics in human and agricultural populations. This chapter focuses on event-based biosurveillanc

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The Science of Forensic Epidemiology in Detecting a Biological Attack (Bioterrorism),ate how the science of forensic epidemiology can be used to differentiate naturally occurring outbreaks from a covert act of bioterrorism. This chapter addresses six objects: first, to examine the changing roles of the health department, epidemiology, and epidemiologists in the investigation of a po

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Remediation of a Biological Weapons Attack,ck, with a significant focus on US programs and policies. The chapter introduces the topic of biological remediation by defining the process and exploring biological agents of concern and their persistence in the environment. Past biological remediation examples are briefly discussed, followed by a

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Maximum Containment Infectious Disease Laboratories as an Integral Part of Emergency Preparedness aontainment laboratories contribute to some of the seminal research on viral haemorrhagic fevers, very little has been written about the roles of these laboratories in infectious disease outbreaks response and preparedness. Drawing on interviews and data coming from maximum containment laboratories,