Clinical review: Tokyo – protecting the health care worker during a chemical mass casualty event: an important issue of continuing relevance

RT @michaelbmarlin: @reverendofdoubt Good point OPs, phosphide salts, radionuclides, nerve agents, phos, mustards Decon did not occur du…

@reverendofdoubt Good point OPs, phosphide salts, radionuclides, nerve agents, phos, mustards Decon did not occur during the Aum Shinrikyo sarin attack in Tokyo and approx 10% of health care providers experienced a secondary exposure (they also weren’t

@KostjaMarschke @bobfrombrockley @Padresss @Brian_Whit Btw your Aum Shinrikyo argument is just wrong. https://t.co/EfTFCeGAIl https://t.co/9AgI71EeOH

@margiegem @Tim_Hayward_ Do we know for sure they didn't get symptoms? Result of secondary exposure may be related to purity of gas used. https://t.co/WARvJm9LJI