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...int/csr/don/1999_04_07a/en/}}</ref> it is an [[overlap agent]] under the [[Select Agent Program]] due to high lethality and a wide range of susceptible hosts, and is in [[

...n system that groups pathogens with respect to risk, and complements the [[Select Agent Program]], the Centers for Disease Control created the Bioterrorism Diseases/Agents

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...ccidents with especially hazardous materials led to the creation of the '''Select Agent Program'''. This program, principally under the authority of the [[Centers for Dise ...l controls. The [[CDC Bioterrorism Agents-Disease list]] overlaps with the Select Agent Program list, but deals with emerging diseases and other agents considered of conce

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...cidioidomycosis]]. It has sufficient epidemic danger to be listed in the [[Select Agent Program]]. Other names for the disease it causes include The disease has numerous d

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...Useful references for organisms deemed as biological threats is the U.S. [[Select Agent Program]], which regulates laboratories handling such weapons, and the [[CDC Bioter

...at are potential threats to crops or livestock. USDA participates in the [[Select Agent Program]] to regulate handling organisms that have the greatest potential for use a

...Its epidemic potential caused it to be listed as a human threat in the [[Select Agent Program]], and in [[CDC Bioterrorism Agents-Disease list]] Category B.

...lpox virus is one of the organisms, probably of greatest concern, in the [[Select Agent Program]] list. DURC is broader than the focus of Select Agent research, which "is

...ry and inspection regimes to monitor the legitimate uses, such as the U.S. Select Agent Program.

...h as bomb-grade]] nuclear materials, living cultures of agents under the [[Select Agent Program]] etc., may need the physical and electronic security needs, because both t

...sive research. There are several national programs analogous to the U.S. [[Select Agent Program]], which requires special controls on laboratories doing medical, veterinar

...centre/factsheets/fs262/en/}}</ref> it is an [[overlap agent]] under the [[Select Agent Program]] due to high lethality and a wide range of susceptible hosts. It is in [[C

...Its epidemic potential caused it to be listed as a human threat in the [[Select Agent Program]].

...Its epidemic potential caused it to be listed as a human threat in the [[Select Agent Program]]. The inhalation hazard is so high that suspected inhalational tularemia m

...grams, and poor understanding of reservoirs, many VHFs are listed in the [[Select Agent Program]]. Many need to be handled at [[Biosafety Level 4]].

...ed use of them in warfare, primarily by Japan in the Second World War. The Select Agent Program and CDC Bioterrorism Agents-Disease list give examples of high-risk agents.

...arily casualty-producing, and is listed, as an [[overlap agent]] in the [[Select Agent Program]] and as a Category B organism in [[CDC Bioterrorism Agents-Disease list ]]