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PBS NewsHour with Jim Lehrer

Recent Anthrax Case

Spotlight on News with Chuck Stokes

Terror Medicine Can Save Lives

"Coping with Terrorism" Washington Institute 

"Asleep in the E.R."

"Critical Lessons for the Taking"

Interview, "Front Page"


"Terror" excerpt


"The Anthrax Letters"


"Terror Medicine: Birth of a Discipline"

"The Anthrax Attacks Still a Mystery Five Years Later"

"Avoiding Armageddon"
Leonard Cole in PBS series

TERROR
How Israel Has Coped and  What America Can Learn

 

"Cole makes an important contribution by asking what can be learned and are we prepared."
Thomas H. Kean, Chair,
9/11 Commission

"Cole's book gives the
fullest description available of how the Israeli experience can help others."
Mortimer
Zuckerman, Editor-in-Chief, US News and World Report

"The lessons from this book could save lives."

U.S. Senator Susan Collins

The
great value of this book is what it tells us about not giving in to terror."
Dennis Ross,American envoy to the Middle East



The Anthrax Letterswas Named a 2004 HONOR BOOK by the N.J. Council for the Humanities

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Upcoming Symposium on Terror Medicine and Security,
Sep. 22--Timely Presentations for the Public
and Professionals



Preparedness for a biological attack
differs from preparedness for a chemical attack.
See blog





Revised and Expanded 
 

 


"A terrific read. This book is a masterful piece of reporting, written with absolute strength and clarity."
- Richard Preston, Author of The Hot Zone

"The Anthrax Letters is a compelling human story told with scientific integrity."
- Former Senator Tom Daschle, Recipient of an
Anthrax Letter


"Delivers all the drama of a modern-day thriller."
- Roll Call


"Undeniably Intriguing."
- The Washington Times
 


From the Publisher:

A new field of medicine has emerged as a result of the global proliferation of terrorism. Terror medicine is related to emergency and disaster medicine but focuses on the constellation of medical issues uniquely related to terrorist attacks. The field encompasses four broad areas:

  • Preparedness
  • Incident management
  • Mechanisms of injuries and responses
  • Psychological consequences





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