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Journal Article
From Here to Biosecurity: Advice for an Incoming Administration
2008
Overview
Graphs might be drawn plotting surrogate markers known or surmised: dollars spent, firms surviving, Biosafety Level 3 and 4 laboratories registered, people employed, \"select agents\" studied, surveillance methods and countermeasures devised, results withheld, patent-disclosure applications filed, and papers published. If the current theory of Amerithrax guilt holds, then modern history's signal act of bioterrorism will resolve into a tale of crank criminality distinguished chiefly by the scandalous news that a murder weapon had been mixed in and stolen from a government-regulated biosecurity laboratory. China's reluctance-to-disclose dangerously complicated the global response to the severe acute respiratory syndrome, SARS, and Indonesia's reluctance-to-share has hampered both the virology and vaccinology of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI).
Publisher
American Institute of Biological Sciences,Oxford University Press
