SARS: nature's latest act of bioterrorism
By Dr Charles R Penn
1 Jun 2003
With more than 6,500 probable cases and nearly 500 deaths in six months, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome has gripped the world, writes Charles Penn. Its impact on public behaviour, the media, trade and travel demonstrates that nature can be a more effective bioterrorist than humankind.
Add your comments
1 Jun 2003
With more than 6,500 probable cases and nearly 500 deaths in six months, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome has gripped the world, writes Charles Penn. Its impact on public behaviour, the media, trade and travel demonstrates that nature can be a more effective bioterrorist than humankind.
You need 4 credits to access this item
If you are a member or registered user, please login
Not already a member and have not yet registered?
Add your comments
Copyright © 2008 RUSI