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Biosecurity Briefing
About the Biosecurity Briefing Introduction: The Biosecurity Briefing is a weekly update providing timely, concise summaries of news, issues, and events that pertain to biosecurity and biodefense. The Biosecurity Briefing is produced by the Center for Biosecurity, an independent, non-profit Center of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. All material transmitted via the Biosecurity Briefing is based on information that has been gathered and analyzed by the staff of the Center for Biosecurity. Information Sources: The staff of the Biosecurity Briefing gathers, reviews, and analyzes information and data from a wide variety of sources, including official, open-source government, non-government (NGO) and media reports. Operations and Editorial Processes: While the Biosecurity Briefing is created by the staff of the Center for Biosecurity of UPMC, it does not purport to advance any official positions of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. The Center for Biosecurity maintains editorial control of all material published in the Biosecurity Briefing (see Terms of Use for more information). The Biosecurity Briefing is administered by an internal editorial board that gathers, reviews, and analyzes data and information from a variety of sources. Mention of specific products by generic or brand name does not constitute endorsement by the Biosecurity Briefing, its editors or staff, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center or its staff, the University of Pittsburgh or its faculty or staff, or Biosecurity Briefing subscribers. Any mention of specific products is for educational purposes only. Access: The Biosecurity Briefing is distributed free of charge or profit and is intended for research and educational purposes only. Open access to the Biosecurity Briefing is provided on this website. Subscription and delivery to a designated email address requires registration. Registration: We require registration for two reasons: (1) To help us tailor the content of the Biosecurity Briefing more precisely and (2) To allow us to track the size and growth of our subscriber base. We are committed to maintaining the privacy of our subscribers and will not share, rent, or sell our subscriber list or any information from that list to outside entities. Please review our privacy policy. Biosecurity Briefing RSS: The weekly Biosecurity Briefing is available by RSS free of charge. To subscribe to the feed you will need a program known as a feed reader or news aggregator. These programs check the RSS-enabled Biosecurity Briefing pages for updated content. Clicking on a headline in your feed reader will link you to the full briefing in your web browser. For more information on news aggregators and a list of feed readers, go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aggregator Once you have set up your news reader, subscribe to the Biosecurity Briefing RSS by copying the following URL of our XML page into your reader. Follow the directions of your specific reader for setting up a new feed.
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