Re: AMA BioHazard List - link

[Guest guest]

Found it: http://www.ama-assn.org/ama1/pub/upload/mm/415/quickreference0902.pdf

~Haley

tigerpaw2c <tigerpaw2c@...> wrote: Date:

Thu Feb 14, 2002 6:13 am

Subject: AMA BioHazard List

The AMA recently distributed to doctors by mail a black-cover quick

reference guide for biological weapons, along with treatment plans and

antidotes (if any). There are twelve disease agents listed. At the

top of that list are anthrax, plague, etc. At the bottom of that list

is good old stachybotrys under the heading of mycotoxins with " no

effective medications " and " no antidote. " Other toxins on the list

are botulinum and ricin. The guide was printed by AMA in November

2001

[Guest guest]

,

Here is the link, all you have to do is click on it and you can see

what it lists.

KC

Date: Thu Feb 14, 2002 6:13 am

> Subject: AMA BioHazard List

>

> The AMA recently distributed to doctors by mail a black-cover

quick

> reference guide for biological weapons, along with treatment

plans and

> antidotes (if any). There are twelve disease agents listed. At

the

> top of that list are anthrax, plague, etc. At the bottom of that

list

> is good old stachybotrys under the heading of mycotoxins with " no

> effective medications " and " no antidote. " Other toxins on the

list

> are botulinum and ricin. The guide was printed by AMA in

November

> 2001

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

At the bottom of that list are also Fusarium and trichoderma. I was exposed

to both and more!!

Found it:

_http://www.ama-http://wwhttp://wwhttp://wwwhttp://www.ama-http://www_

(http://www.ama-assn.org/ama1/pub/upload/mm/415/quickreference0902.pdf)

~Haley

tigerpaw2c <_tigerpaw2c@..._ (mailto:tigerpaw2c@...) > wrote:

Date: Thu Feb 14, 2002 6:13 am

Subject: AMA BioHazard List

The AMA recently distributed to doctors by mail a black-cover quick

reference guide for biological weapons, along with treatment plans and

antidotes (if any). There are twelve disease agents listed. At the

top of that list are anthrax, plague, etc. At the bottom of that list

is good old stachybotrys under the heading of mycotoxins with " no

effective medications " and " no antidote. " Other toxins on the list

are botulinum and ricin. The guide was printed by AMA in November

2001

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[Guest guest]

GREAT information, Thank you.

ssr3351@... wrote:

At the bottom of that list are also Fusarium and trichoderma. I was exposed

to both and more!!

Found it:

_http://www.ama-http://wwhttp://wwhttp://wwwhttp://www.ama-http://www_

(http://www.ama-assn.org/ama1/pub/upload/mm/415/quickreference0902.pdf)

~Haley

tigerpaw2c <_tigerpaw2c@..._ (mailto:tigerpaw2c@...) > wrote:

Date: Thu Feb 14, 2002 6:13 am

Subject: AMA BioHazard List

The AMA recently distributed to doctors by mail a black-cover quick

reference guide for biological weapons, along with treatment plans and

antidotes (if any). There are twelve disease agents listed. At the

top of that list are anthrax, plague, etc. At the bottom of that list

is good old stachybotrys under the heading of mycotoxins with " no

effective medications " and " no antidote. " Other toxins on the list

are botulinum and ricin. The guide was printed by AMA in November

2001

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