Occupational medicine (Oxford, England) · 2004
Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism: an introduction for occupational physicians.
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Thornton R, Court B, Meara J, Murray V, Palmer I, Scott R, Wale M, Wright D
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism poses considerable threat throughout the world.
AIM: To provide occupational physicians with an understanding of this threat and its main forms and what action can be taken to counter this threat.
METHODS: Presenters at a conference on chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism were asked to contribute their evidence-based opinions in order to produce a review article.
RESULTS: This paper presents a summary of the different forms of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism and the effective counter-measures and also provides a review of current scientific literature.
CONCLUSION: The threat of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism is present throughout the world and is one that occupational physicians should be aware of, as well as the action that can be taken to counter it.
AIM: To provide occupational physicians with an understanding of this threat and its main forms and what action can be taken to counter this threat.
METHODS: Presenters at a conference on chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism were asked to contribute their evidence-based opinions in order to produce a review article.
RESULTS: This paper presents a summary of the different forms of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism and the effective counter-measures and also provides a review of current scientific literature.
CONCLUSION: The threat of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism is present throughout the world and is one that occupational physicians should be aware of, as well as the action that can be taken to counter it.