id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
cord-293865-0yp9wd0j	May, Thomas	Isolation is not the answer	2004		.txt	text/plain	978	48	40	New restrictions on the publication of sensitive information relevant to biological weapons, on access to 'select' biological agents for research, and on the training of scientists from specified countries are some examples. Consequently, attention to the global dimensions of bioterror threats is particularly important, including strengthening international means to identify and contain outbreaks of infectious disease. Recognition of the true international nature of the bioterror threat should make the United States take a leading role in training foreign scientists, medical professionals and public-health personnel to build a global capacity for identifying and containing disease outbreaks. Apart from the obvious barriers that restrictions on access to scientific information and tools place on research, restrictions on scientific training for foreign nationals will delay those countries from developing expertise crucial to identifying and containing disease outbreaks -key to any global strategy against bioterrorism.	./cache/cord-293865-0yp9wd0j.txt	./txt/cord-293865-0yp9wd0j.txt