Overview
Biocrime poses a significant threat to public health, involving the use of biological agents to harm individuals or communities. Understanding biocrime is essential for developing effective public health responses and preventive measures. This field combines knowledge from biology, criminology, and ...
Key Terms
Example: Using anthrax spores to threaten public safety.
Example: Bacteria like E. coli.
Example: Vaccination programs to prevent disease outbreaks.
Example: Releasing smallpox in a populated area.
Example: Tracking flu outbreaks in real-time.
Example: Investigating the source of a foodborne illness outbreak.
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Key Concepts
Biocrime definitionPublic health impactBiological agentsPreventive measures