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Veterinary
Q & A: Anthrax
Zoonotic
disease in the news
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Anthrax is a zoonotic disease, meaning that it is a disease that
can be transmitted from animals to humans. Many diseases are zoonotic,
including such diseases as: Rabies, Bubonic
Plague, Hantavirus,
and Giardia, to name a few. Anthrax
is also a known biologic (germ) warfare agent. The focus of this Veterinary
Q & A is to highlight various expert and news sites on the topic of
Anthrax -- both the veterinary form and as it relates to current events
in the world today.
What
Is Anthrax?
Quick Information:
Detailed Information:
- Anthrax
Disease
Disease
history and the clinical signs seen in animals and humans, from John
Kirk, DVM, MPVM and Heidi Hamlen, DVM, MS, DACVPM.
- Anthrax
Disease
Presented by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer
Services - Veterinary Division. A detailed article from a USDA / APHIS
Veterinary Services September 1999 report.
- Anthrax
- Medical Aspects of Chemical and Biological Warfare
By Arthur M. Friedlander, M.D. From the Virtual Naval Hospital(TM)
Textbook of Military Medicine.
- Anthax
- Technical Information
More Anthrax disease information from the CDC (Centers
for Disease Control).
- Anthrax
- Pathogenic Bacteriology
Bacterial information and case photos of the various forms (animal and
human) of Anthrax disease. From Dr. Glenn Songer, Veterinary Science
and Microbiology, The University of Arizona.
Where
Is Anthrax?
Anthrax
Vaccination Information
- Anthrax
Vaccine Immunization Program
The official U.S. Department of Defense Web site. Impressive Flash (tm)
on this site makes it a unique viewing experience. Non-Flash version
available as well.
- Anthrax
Vaccine
Information from the Virtual Naval Hospital(TM).
Anthrax
News

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