Diagnosis prognosis more positive

If a victim walks into a hospital ER with symptoms from exposing to a biological agent, will anyone notice? The question has nothing to do with the chaos many times associated with ER waiting ranges It pertains to whether hospital staff will recognize symptoms that they may well have seen alone in a textbook years before. Identifying symptoms quickly could mean the difference between a community having an isolated case of a disease or having a mass outbreak in the fact of a bioterror attack.

Administrators and staff at the University of Iowa's Carver body of Medicine sought a solution. They