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- Bangladesh officials say anthrax infections growing at an alarming rateHealth officials in Bangladesh report that the recent outbreak of anthrax has continued to spread at an alarming rate. Officials with the Bangladesh Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research told NewsBlaze.com that up to 254 people have now become infected with anthrax. The outbreak, which began August 19 in Shahjadpur and adjoining upazilas of […]
- China and Japan set to begin disposing of WWII chemical weaponsOfficials from China and Japan have celebrated the opening of a mobile disposal facility that will allow the Japanese government to dispose of chemical weapons left behind in China during World War II. Officials from both countries, along with representatives from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, were on hand to kick off the beginnin […]
- Second patent issued to building protection systemThe U.S. Patent and Trademark Office recently issued a second patent on a toxin detection system created by Building Protection Systems, Inc., that is meant to protect buildings against toxins released in their air system. BPSI’s Building Sentry One toxin detection system and its related products has received attention from Fortune 100 companies in the […]
- Rochester, N.Y., receives funds to fight CBRN threatThe fire department of Rochester, New York, will receive $520,000 in federal money to help improve its response capability in the case of a biological, chemical, radiological or chemical attack, according to a September 2 announcement by Rep. Louise Slaughter (D – N.Y.). The funds are being generated by the 2009 Assistance to Firefighters Grant program […]
- Battelle Memorial Insitute awarded DoD contract for CBRN supportThe Battelle Memorial Institute has been awarded a new Department of Defense Contract to provide chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear operations support. Battelle was given the contract for the U.S. Air Force, valued at approximately $18 million, to develop a CBRN curriculum for Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska. The Columbus, Ohio, based outfit wi […]
- New information on ricin immunity releasedSoligenix, Inc., has described the systematic identification of neutralizing and non-neutralizing B-cell epitopes on ricin toxin's enzymatic A subunit in a new article published in the online journal Vaccine. The major findings in the study include the identification of six immunodominant linear B cell epitopes on ricin's enzymatic A subunit, or RT […]
- Five men arrested in connection with heroin anthrax deathFive men have been arrested in connection the death of a 29-year-old heroin user from Leicestershire, England, who died after being infected with anthrax. The arrests, police told the BBC, were part of an ongoing investigation into the death of Tom Forbes, who died on August 26 after using heroin that was tainted with anthrax. Most recently, a 45-year-old ma […]
- Anthrax infections in Bangladesh on the riseThe number of new confirmed cases in the Bangladeshi anthrax outbreak has reached 30, bringing the total to 193, according to officials. Anthrax infections have been detected in two districts, Kushtia and Tangail, despite government assurances that the outbreak was under control. This week there were 16 new cases reported in Dharmadaha village in Kushtia and […]
- Emergent BioSolutions Inc. signs contract for third generation anthrax vaccine candidateEmergent BioSolutions Inc. has signed a contract for advanced development of its third generation anthrax vaccine candidate. The contract, valued at up to $28.7 million, was signed with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, an institute within the National Institutes of Health. The third generation anthrax vaccine candidate is one of two […]
- Smiths Detection wins WMATA anti-terrorism contractSmiths Detection has been awarded a five year contract to upgrade and maintain the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's FirstView anti-terrorism detection system. In addition to work with the anti-terrorism detection system, the contract also requires Smiths Detection to upgrade and maintain the WMATA's PROTECT system. PROTECT and First […]
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