The Demon in the Freezer

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The Demon in the Freezer is a nonfiction book by Richard Preston that investigates the history, weaponization, and ongoing threat of smallpox and other deadly pathogens.

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instanceOf nonfiction book
author Richard Preston
countryOfOrigin United States
describes anthrax attacks of 2001
bioterrorism threats
eradication of smallpox
history of smallpox
retention of smallpox virus stocks
weaponization of smallpox
focusesOn biosafety
biosecurity
smallpox vaccination strategies
variola virus
linked to: Variola virus
genre medical nonfiction
nonfiction
popular science
science writing
hasAuthorSameAs The Cobra Event
The Hot Zone
hasForm narrative nonfiction
language English
mainSubject Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Soviet biological weapons program
United States biodefense
biological warfare
bioterrorism
infectious diseases
pathogens
public health
smallpox
mediaType hardcover
paperback
print
notableFor detailed narrative of smallpox as a potential bioweapon
explaining ongoing threat of eradicated diseases
originalLanguage English
publicationYear 2002
publisher Random House
setting Centers for Disease Control and Prevention laboratories
linked to: CDC laboratories

Russia
U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
United States
subjectArea epidemiology
microbiology
targetAudience general audience
timePeriodDescribed Cold War
post–September 11 era
workOf Richard Preston

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The Hot Zone hasSequel The Demon in the Freezer
Richard Preston notableWork The Demon in the Freezer