Pt. I. Public Health Response to September 11 and Its Aftermath
1. Challenges That Terrorism Poses to Public Health / Barry S. Levy and Victor W. Sidel
2. Public Health Response to the World Trade Center Disaster / Timothy H. Holtz, Jessica Leighton, Sharon Balter, Don Weiss, Susan Blank and Isaac Weisfuse
3. Addressing Mental Health Needs / Zebulon Taintor
4. Addressing Environmental Health Issues / Luz Claudio, Anjali Garg and Philip J. Landrigan
5. Protecting the Health and Safety of Rescue and Recovery Workers / Bruce Lippy
6. Public Health Response to the Anthrax Epidemic / Philip S. Brachman
7. Educating, Informing, and Mobilizing the Public / Monica Schoch-Spana
8. Responding to the Public Health Crisis in Afghanistan / Peter Salama, Jennifer Leaning and Annalies Borrel
Pt. II. Terrorist Weapons
9. Small Arms, Explosives, and Incendiaries / Wendy Cukier and Antoine Chapdelaine
10. Biological Weapons / Victor W. Sidel and Barry S. Levy
11. Chemical Weapons / Herman Spanjaard and Oxana Khabib
12. Nuclear, Radiological, and Related Weapons / Patrice M. Sutton and Robert M. Gould
Pt. III. Challenges and Opportunities
13. Strengthening the Public Health System / C. William Keck and Marguerite A. Erme
14. Improving Epidemiology, Surveillance, and Laboratory Capabilities / J. Lyle Conrad and James L. Pearson
15. Improving Vaccines, Antimicrobials, and Antitoxins through Research / Dorothy Margolskee
16. Protecting Food, Water, and Ambient Air / Craig W. Hedberg, Jeffrey B. Bender and Donald Vesley
17. Protecting Civil Liberties / H. Jack Geiger
18. Exploring the Roots of Terrorism / Cheryl E. Easley and Carol Easley Allen
19. Promoting International Law / Peter Weiss.
