The book on biological warfare is being sold under the "Medicine" category on Amazon. Others are being sold under "Science & Math" or "Medical eBooks" categories, while books about Satan and the ...

Biological and Chemical Warfare: ... On eBay, new Israeli gas masks are going for more than $150. On amazon.com, the number 2 best-selling book was about germ warfare.

Today is Free Comic Book Day, and if you can’t make it to your local comic store, there’s one book that you can find online: Germ Warfare: A Very Graphic History, written by Max Brooks, the ...

In his new book, “Inside The Hot Zone: A Soldier on the Front Lines of Biological Warfare,” (Potomac Books), out now, he lays out Warfield’s story, plus other frightening tales involving ...

Soon after Human Smoke, Baker turned to the Korean War, in which the United States faced persistent accusations of having used biological weapons.Baker researched the topic for nearly 10 years ...

In her controversial book, “The Female Brain,” the neuropsychiatrist argues that ... Biological warfare Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) ...

The novel coronavirus is not an ideal biological warfare agent, experts say, because its impact on the United States and adversaries alike cannot be controlled. But China refuses to help the world ...

Of the 239 known tests in that program, San Francisco was notable for two reasons, according to Dr. Leonard Cole, who documented the episode in his book "Clouds of Secrecy: The Army's Germ Warfare ...

According to MP John Bryden, a former journalist who wrote about germ warfare in the 1989 book Deadly Allies, Canada was in the dark about some of these wartime efforts. "The British at Suffield ...

The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) amplified both scholars, first in 1971 and then in 1999, when Wheelis wrote a chapter on early biological warfare, which covered, in part, ...

Calls to address biological threats as a domain of warfare will largely fail for several reasons in particular, the tendency to conflate deliberate biological incidents and natural disease outbreaks.