A Tale of Two Studies Ethics, Bioterrorism, and the Censorship of Science by MICHAEL J. SELGELID Some scientific research should not be published. The risks to national security and public health

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• Biotechnology
• Smallpox
• Bioterrorism
• Virus
• Virology
• Vaccination
• Biosecurity
• Biopreparat
• Synthetic biology
• Biology
• Biological warfare
• Science

Dual-Use Bioethics / Biosecurity Online Learning Train-the-Trainer Program Simon Whitby 31st Workshop of the Pugwash Study Group on the

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• Military technology
• Nuclear proliferation
• Biosecurity
• Biology
• Biological Weapons Convention
• Terrorism
• Bioterrorism
• Biological warfare
• International relations
• Dual-use technology

Dilemmas in Emergency Communication Policy Copyright © 2002 by Peter M. Sandman (Based on work done for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) For each of the ten dilemmas that follow, I lean toward the first o

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• Ethics
• Risk
• Emergency management
• Bioterrorism
• OEP
• The Sandman
• Severe acute respiratory syndrome
• Management
• Actuarial science
• Public safety

BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS AND GENETIC TECHNOLOGIES Briefing 1 - September 2000

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• Weapon of mass destruction
• Biological Weapons Convention
• Biotechnology
• Biological agent
• Genetic engineering
• Genome project
• Biodiversity
• Bioterrorism
• Chemical warfare
• Biology
• Biological warfare
• Council for Responsible Genetics

Information Technologies for Civilian Bioterrorism Response Paul Y. Oh∗, Ruifeng Zhang†, Charles Mode‡, Sherri Jurgens§ Drexel University, Philadelphia PASummary To improve the level of preparedness against

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• Anticipatory thinking
• Bioterrorism
• Futurology
• Simulation
• Anthrax attacks
• Human decontamination
• Time
• Biological warfare
• Terrorism
• Prevention

April 10, 2015 Gerald Epstein, Ph.D. Co-Chair, Fast Track Action Committee Deputy Assistant Secretary for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Policy U.S. Department of Homeland Security RE: Office of Science

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• Biological hazards
• Safety
• Biosecurity
• Security
• Biocontainment
• Biosafety
• Biorisk
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• Bioterrorism
• Risk
• Biology
• Bioethics

Preparing our Hawai‘i communities for natural disasters, disease pandemic, bioterrorism and public health emergencies. Public Health Preparedness News Spring 2015

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• Emergency management
• United States Department of Health and Human Services
• Government
• Health policy
• Management
• United States Public Health Service
• Medical Reserve Corps
• Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response

HHS Asks National Academy Not to Publish Paper on Bioterrorism

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British Pugwash Group 2010 Science, Ethics and Politics Competition Voice Your Vision: What advice would you give the next British Government on a key science or technology topic? Essay Title Preventing the development a

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• Science in society
• Dual-use technology
• Biosecurity
• Biological Weapons Convention
• Federation of American Scientists
• Bioterrorism
• Weapon of mass destruction
• Biotechnology
• UK Research Councils
• Biological warfare
• Biology
• International relations

RESEARCH Unexplained Deaths in Connecticut, 2002–2003: Failure to Consider Category A Bioterrorism Agents in Differential Diagnoses John P. Palumbo, MS, James I. Meek, MPH, Darcy M. Fazio, BA,

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• Zoonoses
• Biological weapons
• Biological warfare
• Microbiology
• Bioethics
• Bioterrorism
• Anthrax
• Tularemia
• Biodefense
• Biology
• Health
• Medicine