tailieunhanh - THE PUBLIC HEALTH RESPONSE TO BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL TERRORISM INTERIM PLANNING GUIDANCE FOR STATE PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS

Though health experts may disagree on some aspects of nutrition, most agree on one important topic: dietary fi bre. The general view is that we need to eat more of it, and by doing so we may prevent or possibly reverse many degenerative diseases. In most western countries national nutrition committees recom- mend an adult intakes of 25-35 g/day of dietary fi bres. The recom- mendation may be expressed in different ways, but generally it means an increase in fi bre intake compared to the present situation (Cum- mings and Frolich 1993). In the Nordic countries the recommended. | THE PUBLIC HEALTH RESPONSE TO BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL TERRORISM INTERIM PLANNING GUIDANCE FOR STATE PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS . DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Centers for Disease Control and Prevention July 2001 This page intentionally left blank Contents The Public Health Response to Biological and Chemical Terrorism Interim Planning Guidance for State Public Health Officials Contents Executive Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 2 General Public Health Preparedness General Key Elements of a Public Health Preparedness Managing the Incident Chapter 3 General Health Surveillance and Epidemiologic Investigation Considerations General Health Surveillance and Epidemiologic Investigation Planning Public Health Surveillance and Epidemiologic Response Health Surveillance and Epidemiologic Investigation Chapter 4 Laboratory Identification and Characterization of Biological Threat Agents General Laboratory Identification and Characterization Laboratory Identification and Characterization .