The Role of veterinary sciences in chemical disasters and emergencies.

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Mantovani, A. (Alberto)

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: DEC 1989Description: 5 pSubject(s):

Subject: The roles of the veterinary sciences in disasters and emergencies related to exposures of the environment to harmful chemicals are reviewed. Characteristics of chemical emergencies which require the use of veterinary sciences are discussed. The use of veterinary services are important components to response to incidents marked by chemical pollution and must be included in the development of contingency plans to meet the demands of chemcial pollution.

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Includes bibliographical references

Reprinted from Prehospital and Disaster Medicine: Oct-Dec 1989, p. 155-159

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The roles of the veterinary sciences in disasters and emergencies related to exposures of the environment to harmful chemicals are reviewed. Characteristics of chemical emergencies which require the use of veterinary sciences are discussed. The use of veterinary services are important components to response to incidents marked by chemical pollution and must be included in the development of contingency plans to meet the demands of chemcial pollution.

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