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1 Smithson, a bioterrorism expert at the Henry L.

2 The Patriot Act and the Bioterrorism Preparedness Act were passed in 2001 and 2002.

3 Deadly toxins also can result from bioterrorism or food contamination.

4 Unfortunately, we have to worry about bioterrorism, chemical, radiological terrorism.

5 New alarms about bioterrorism were sounded in December 2008 by a congressionally mandated commission on weapons of mass destruction, headed by former Senators Bob Graham and Jim Talent.

6 The dangers lie in both bioterrorism and in government-backed programs, and robust international mechanisms are required to deter the development, production, transfer,[www.Sentencedict.com] and use of these weapons.

7 Now academics and bioterrorism experts are arguing over whether to publish the recipe, and whether the research should have been done in the first place.

8 The spread of diseases, natural disasters, environmental change, bioterrorism or chemical spills can all have a major impact on people, their societies and economies around the world.

9 UDTT marketed its productions including the company's bioterrorism detection kits, BSM-2000 (real-time anthrax detector), and radiological detection systems.

10 But some in the biohacking community worry that the constant focus on bioterrorism has taken attention and resources away from a more pressing issue: basic biosafety.

11 The approach relies on biohackers monitoring their own community and reporting behaviour they find threatening, says Edward You,(sentencedict.com) a special agent in the FBI's bioterrorism unit.

12 Although health officials have held exercises to prepare for pandemics and outbreaks caused by bioterrorism, they have yet to master the necessary communications skills.

13 Humanity needs more than one home because, with all our eggs in one basket, we are at risk of low-probability but high-consequence catastrophes like asteroid strikes, nuclear war or bioterrorism.

14 Let me mention some: AIDS, pandemic influenza, a new disease like SARS, or bioterrorism using a virus like smallpox.

15 These very tragic events, as well as a shift to security and bioterrorism, overshadowed the release and implementation of this campaign and led to a complete failure of any uptake.

16 Third, 9/11 and the anthrax attacks in the USA have led to heightened preparedness for bioterrorism and natural disease outbreaks.

17 One example might be the NIH, which has a big bioterrorism budget and a big cancer research budget.

18 Officials provided few details on how the government would deal with a bioterrorism attack or other situations necessitating mass evacuations during the Games.

19 One student changed his major from prelaw to microbiology so he could "help with bioterrorism."

20 Anthony Fauci, head of America’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, says the American government has been funding many such firms in preparation for bioterrorism and pandemics.