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About a week ago, the FBI closed its investigation on the 2001 anthrax-contaminated letters case, which has fueled many skeptics' distrust of the agency, and perhaps even more paranoia about the illusive biological weapon. Find Us On Facebook
And just five days after, an Annapolis-based company, which is clinically testing a second-generation anthrax vaccine, was awarded an extension on a government contract to further its development - with the hope that its product could eventually prevent more unnecessary civilian deaths as the result of another anthrax attack. The nation's Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority granted...
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Congratulations PharmAthene - 2010-03-01 22:00:48
It's great to see that our tech industry is viable here in Maryland, in this case bio-tech. Congrats!
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