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Bulletin No. 17 - Winter 2003
Miscelleanous- No Category
BLANCOU J, PEARSON JE
Bioterrorism and infectious animal diseases.
Comparative Immunology Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 2003, volume 26, 431-443
BO98407
Which pathogens could be used by bioterrorists and to what extent are they a risk for animal health and production and human health? The authors address this issue giving a description of the main candidate pathogens, analyzing which could be the consequences of an epidemic and reporting the few measures of prevention available. Some glances at history make this paper all the more interesting.
