Abstract

Bioterrorism, the deliberate use of biological agents to cause harm, represents a menacing global threat that demands rigorous examination. This research article presents a thorough exploration of bioterrorism, encompassing its historical context, potential agents, preparedness initiatives, and strategies for mitigation. Drawing upon a diverse array of sources, including historical records, case studies, and scientific literature, this study scrutinizes the current landscape of bioterrorism threats and evolving measures for preparedness. Furthermore, it delves into the pivotal role of international collaboration and emerging technologies in the quest to counter this multifaceted menace. This comprehensive review contributes to a nuanced understanding of bioterrorism and underscores the imperative need for continued research, vigilance, and cooperation in safeguarding global security and public health.