Biological, chemical, and radiological terrorism
Nuclear terrorism
Radiation Injuries
Disaster Planning
Civil defense
Bioterrorism
Family medicine
Public Health
Mental Disorders
Terrorism
Therapy
Methods
This work helps primary care physicians understand their roles in preparing for and responding to terrorist events. Proactive measures are outlined, and there is information on the diagnosis and treatment of conditions caused by biological, chemical and radiological agents.
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