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   Journalists usually are uninvolved observers, reporting on events as they unfold. But as we know all too well--after the September 11 attacks on New York City and Washington--when anthrax hit, journalists and news organizations themselves became part of the story.

The very nature of an attack using biological weapons can present a unique set of difficulties and challenges for reporters, editors and producers as they struggle during a rapidly unfolding event to present the facts as clearly, objectively and dispassionately as possible.

To help reporters and producers prepare to tackle these stories; RTNDF has published "A Journalist's Guide to Covering Bioterrorism--Second Edition."

This updated guide features:

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