biological warfare

Containing photographs, sidebars, and a glossary, explores the chemical and biological weapons after 9/11.

An account of unintentional, intentional and attempted attacks on humans using anthrax and other bacteria.

Explores both sides of the debate over chemical and biological warfare, discussing how it has been used throughout history, what effects biological weapons have, how they are tested and controlled, and other related topics.

Contains twenty-three articles in which the authors provide varying perspectives on the issue of biological warfare, debating the seriousness of the danger of biological weapons, nations and groups that pose the greatest threat, U.S. preparedness, and prevention measures.

Examines chemical and biological warfare throughout history. Includes arguments both for and against, and outlines the risks of chemical and biological warfare and its effects on individuals.

Discusses the components, use, and history of chemical and biological weapons, especially anthrax and sarin, and explains the effects on humans after exposure.

Ken Alibek tells about his experiences as head of the Soviet biological weapons program, and shares the secrets of what was really going on in the heavily guarded Russian laboratories.

Explains the basic concepts behind biological weapons and discusses why bio-warfare and bio-terrorism are becoming America's worst nightmare.

Presents conflicting views concerning various aspects of chemical and biological warfare.

Randy Flagg is on his way: a drifter with a hundred different names; the magic man, the living image of Satan; his hour has come again.