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A threat to human race: biowarfare & bioterrorism

Author:

Sagar Modh

Subject Area:

Health Sciences

Abstract:

This is the most advanced and seamlessly researched field of wars and terrorism. Due to ever increasing lust of power for all the countries have led to development in science and technology and subsequently emergence of some lethal and well-planned war strategies. Basically, when biological agents/infectious agents/toxins are used for dissolving the targeted country’s funds or to take revenge of some previous disputes it is called GERM WAR. The use of these bioweapons against the civilians/common people is stated as bioterrorism while, use of bioweapons against the military/forces then it is stated as biowarfare. This review covers some vital points on this miserable turn of science and technology. The discussion revolves around the history, what characteristics make an organism fit to be a bioweapon, what are the organisms that are developed by countries for this purpose, how to minimize the effect on population of such mishaps and many other discussions.

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