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And yet there may be a kind of reassuring not-in-my-backyard quality to this fear - 62 percent of respondents believed their town or city would not be a target, and the percentage who have "considered" purchasing disaster-related items - a gas mask, a gun, an anthrax or smallpox...
Whatever form the next attack takes, all evidence suggests that the nation is still largely unprepared. That's beginning to change. The NRC has plans to beef up already heightened security at power plants, and public health officials are beginning to get serious about staving off biological assaults. Last year...
"What do people think when you give them a vaccine that doesn?t actually prevent the virus from entering the body? They think, oh, well, you wouldn?t have given me this if it didn?t work," Dr. Laurence says. "So people go out and engage in high-risk behaviors...
Still, there are reasons to welcome this news. "We don?t have an AIDS vaccine right now," says Dr. Laurence, "and it?s generally accepted that the vaccines in trials right now have no chance of working. So news like this is very encouraging,"
Hopeful as the initial signs may be, however, don?t look for the Yerkes vaccine to hit the U.S. anytime soon. The first place the vaccine would likely be used in a human form is in very high-risk areas like sub-Saharan Africa, where the infection rate has skyrocketed...