Disease Surveillance and Response: Update on the Biological Weapons Convention

Enemark, Christian

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Disease Surveillance and Response: Update on the Biological Weapons Convention

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2005

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Enemark, Christian

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Public Health Association of Australia

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At a meeting in Geneva in December 2004, the member States of the Biological Weapons Convention discussed disease surveillance and response in the context of alleged use of biological weapons, disease outbreaks deemed 'suspicious' and naturally occurring

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Keywords: toxin; biological warfare; conference paper; epidemic; health care planning; human; infection risk; international cooperation; interpersonal communication; law enforcement; medical decision making; microbial contamination; politics; public health; Switzer

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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health

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