BIOTERRORISM, DISASTERS, EMERGENCY AWARENESS

UT College of Veterinary Medicine Awarded $2 Million Homeland Security Grant to Help Protect US Agriculture

TODAY'S VETERINARIANS ON FRONT LINES OF BIOTERROR FIGHT

Ricin (CDC)

Biosecurity: Large Animals

Preparing for Disaster (Adapted from FEMA Handbook, "Are You Ready?")

Livestock Animals in Disaster

Pets in Disaster

Wildlife in Disaster

UT SUMMIT ON AGROTERRORISM AND BIOTERRORISM

Targets of Bio- & Agro- Terrorism

FEMA: Animal/Pet and Emergencies & Disasters

Emergency Preparedness Plans for Your Pets

Protecting Pets from Smallpox

Who to Notify in the Case of a Terrorist Act & Vaccines

Disasters & Emergencies

Anthrax

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To see the latest biomedical seminars go to -- http://www.vet.utk.edu/seminars/

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College of Veterinary Medicine
The University of Tennessee
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Knoxville, TN 37996-4550

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