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Volume 8, Number 10, October 2002 Bioterrorism-Related Anthrax Investigation of Bioterrorism-Related Anthrax, United States, 2001: Epidemiologic FindingsDaniel B. Jernigan,* Pratima L. Raghunathan,* Beth P. Bell,* Ross
Brechner,† Eddy A. Bresnitz,‡ Jay C. Butler,* Marty Cetron,* Mitch Cohen,*
Timothy Doyle,* Marc Fischer,* Carolyn Greene,* Kevin S. Griffith,* James
L. Hadler,§ James A. Hayslett,* Marci Layton,¶ Richard Meyer,* Lyle R.
Petersen,* Michael Phillips,* Robert Pinner,* Tanja Popovic,* Conrad P.
Quinn,* Jennita Reefhuis,* Dori Reissman,* Nancy Rosenstein,* Anne Schuchat,*
Larry Siegal,# David L. Swerdlow,* Fred C. Tenover,* Marc S. Traeger,*
John W. Ward,* Steven Wiersma,** Kevin Yeskey,* Sherif Zaki,* David A.
Ashford,* Bradley A. Perkins,* Steve Ostroff,* James Hughes,* David Fleming,*
Julie L. Gerberding,* and the National Anthrax Epidemiologic Investigation
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Figure 2. Cases of anthrax associated with mailed paths of implicated envelopes and intended target sites. NY, New York; NBC, National Broadcasting Company; AMI, American Media Inc.; USPS, United States Postal Service; CBS, Columbia Broadcasting System. *Envelope addressed to Senator Leahy, found unopened on November 16, 2001, in a barrel of unopened mail sent to Capitol Hill; **dotted line indicates intended path of envelope addressed to Senator Leahy. |
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