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U.S. Postal Service Response to the Threat of Bioterrorism Through the Mail
Reviews USPS efforts to reduce the threat of perpetration of bioterrorism through the postal system, in light of recent use of the mail as a vehicle for bioterrorism involving anthrax. Discusses USPS long-term solutions to bioterrorism threats, including changing mail handling procedures, changing the USPS anonymous mailing policy, installing biological/chemical agent detectors, and sterilizing the mail.
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