The growing number of real or suspected anthrax cases and news about other potential agents of biological and chemical terrorism have left many Americans worrying about their health and safety.
To help you learn more about anthrax and other potential agents of bioterrorism, weve compiled a list of consumer-friendly resources with information from University of Maryland Medical System experts, the Centers for Disease Control and other reputable health organizations.
Michael Donnenberg, M.D., head of the University of Maryland's Division of Infectious Diseases, helps you make sense of this deadly disease. Plus, how to spot and deal with suspicious mail. More»
Get the facts on anthrax, botulism, the plague and smallpox with information from the Centers for Disease Control and World Health Organization. More»
At the request of U.S. health officials, the University of Maryland School of Medicine is participating in a multi-center study to measure the effectiveness of the existing smallpox vaccine, and determine whether the current vaccine supply can be diluted in order to make more doses. More»
The University of Maryland Health and Human Services Library has links to information for both the health care community and general public. More»
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