2001Clinics in Laboratory MedicineRequires access

Toxins as Weapons of Mass Destruction: A Comparison and Contrast With Biological-Warfare and Chemical-Warfare Agents

Ltc James M. Madsen

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Key concepts: Biological warfare, Chemical warfare, Chemical Warfare Agents, Modern warfare, Environmental ethics, Computer security, Political science, Engineering

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