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Friday, November 6, 2009

Dressed for defense

While first responders accept that they will face potential disasters and an array of hazards including fire, difficult rescues, chemical accidents and exposure to bloodborne pathogens, the possibility of large-scale, intentional and toxic events gives most first responders pause. How to protect first responders in these situations is a major concern that has no clear answers, but it does warrant rethinking the whole strategy of personal protective clothing and equipment when dealing with weapons of mass destruction. ABCs of CBRN The effects of military-type weapons of mass destruction were seen in March 1995 when terrorists released sarin gas ...

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