CDC Anthrax | Treatment Options for Postal and Other Workers Exposed to Anthrax December 21, 2001


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CDC Responds: Treatment Options for Postal and Other Workers Exposed to Anthrax - December 21, 2001

Title	PDF	Real Audio	PowerPoint
*Julie L. Gerberding, MD, MPH*, Acting Deputy Director, National Center for Infectious Diseases (NCID), CDC - Preventing Anthrax After Exposure:	PDF (548 KB/16 pages)	Watch the webcast	PowerPoint (168 KB/16 slides)
CDC Responds: Treatment Options for Postal and Other Workers Exposed to Anthrax - December 21, 2001	Transcript in PDF (548 KB/16 pages)
CDC Responds: An Update on Treatment Options for Postal and Other Workers Exposed to Anthrax - December 27, 2001	PDF (82 KB/4 pages)



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