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There is also a one hour version of this lecture; if you would prefer the one hour version, go here. If not, please proceed.

Summary: The lecture's purpose is to provide an overview of the bioterrorism threat and educate healthcare professionals regarding the treatment of patients exposed to bioterrorism.

Instructions: There is no continuing education credit available for viewing this lecture, which occured shortly after 9/11/01 - it is offered strictly for historical and educational purposes. For the latest updates concerning bioterrorism, consult our list of current continuing education courses.

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The PowerPoint presentations are available in PDF format by following the links below:

Overview of the Bioterrorism Threat
Ronald M. Atlas, Ph.D.

Recognition of Clinical Symptoms Associated with Biothreat Agents
W. Paul McKinney, M.D.

Clinical Lab Support for the Recognition and Diagnosis of a Bioterrorism Event
Presentation Given By Ronald M. Atlas, Ph.D.
Presentation Created By James W. Snyder, Ph.D., D(ABMM)

Communication and Coordination Among the Regional and National Healthcare Networks
Ruth Carrico, Ph.D., R.N., C.I.C.

Discussion of the Lessons Learned From the Recent CDC Bioterrorism Exercise Held in Louisville
Kraig E. Humbaugh, M.D., MPH

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