EpiX posting : CDC recommendations on prophylaxis for workers and visitors to the Washington DC Processing and Distribution Center. 900 Brentwood Road and the Mail Handling Center, Cargo Rd-Anne Arundel County
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EpiX posting : CDC recommendations on prophylaxis for workers and visitors to the Washington DC Processing and Distribution Center. 900 Brentwood Road and the Mail Handling Center, Cargo Rd-Anne Arundel County

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    CDC recommendations on prophylaxis for workers and visitors to the Washington DC Processing and Distribution Center. 900 Brentwood Road and the Mail Handling Center, Cargo Rd-Anne Arundel County
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    All employees of and visitors to the Washington D.C. Processing and Distribution Center, 900 Brentwood Road, Washington DC and the Mail Handling Center, Cargo Rd, Anne Arundel County near BWI since October 10th should initiate antibiotic prophylaxis for possible anthrax exposure since it is believed that these individuals could have been exposed to the bacteria. These individuals should receive prophylaxis for 10 days with continuation as determined by the Washington D.C. health departments, and Maryland and Virginia State Health departments. These individuals should not be tested for exposure to anthrax with nasal swabs. Nasal swabs are used primarily for epidemiological investigation and not for individual diagnosis, prophylaxis, or treatment.

    [October 2010]

    Event Type: anthrax terrorism event - Brentwood postal distribution center

    Context: countermeasures/therapeutics

    Event Type: Man-made

    Agent Type: bacteria

    Specify Agent (Name): anthrax

    International: no

    Intentional/Unintentional: intentional

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    1 unnumbered page
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    42
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