bioterrorism
Noun
Meaning
terrorism using the weapons of biological warfare
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Innovation is a good thing. The human condition - put aside bioterrorism and a few footnotes - is improving because of innovation.
Bio Prep Watch. 2014-02-12 (Retrieved 2014-02-17) The New York Times wrote a story saying the United States would spend $40 million to help certain low and middle-income countries deal with the threats of bioterrorism and infectious diseases.
Another major problem in the Nigerian healthcare system is the inadequacy and poor functionality of surveillance systems to track and monitor the outbreak of communicable diseases, bioterrorism, chemical poisoning, etc.
All of these technologies combine to form what seems like a relatively strong deterrent to bioterrorism.
Bio Prep Watch. 2014-02-17 (Retrieved 2014-02-17) and Congressman Bill Pascrell called for increasing federal measures against bioterrorism as a “matter of life or death.”
Another powerful tool developed within New York City for use in countering bioterrorism is the development of the New York City Syndromic Surveillance System.