biological weapons

After witnessing the murder of his wife and twin sons, innocent victims of an IRA bomb, an American molecular biologist develops a strain of the plague that is 100 percent fatal to women.

Tadashi hopes to rescue Kaori, who was horribly mutated, but the cure that might be provided by Doctor Koyanagi may be worse than the disease.

Tadashi and Kaori become caught up in chain of horrifying events when a strange, germ-laden fish with legs comes ashore in Okinawa.

Examines several cases of bioterrorism around the world including the 1995 sarin gas attacks on the subway system in Tokyo, Japan.

Presents a collection of essays that examine issues related to biological and chemical weapons, discussing the threat and the global policy and action to prevent attacks.

A collection of essays, with accompanying illustrations and photographs, presenting a variety of viewpoints on chemical and biological weapons.

A collection of photographs, charts, and essays that examine the controversial issue of biological warfare including biological weapons and their effects on the population, defending against bioterrorism, and preventing future threats.

Ken Alibek tells about his experiences as head of the Soviet biological weapons program, and shares the secrets of what was really going on in the heavily guarded Russian laboratories.

Presents the results of the author's investigation of the outbreak of an anthrax epidemic that claimed the lives of sixty-four people in the city of Sverdlovsk in April, 1979.

Ken Alibek tells about his experiences as head of the Soviet biological weapons program, and shares the secrets of what was really going on in the heavily guarded Russian laboratories.