Abstract

Bioterrorism poses a significant threat to public health and national security by intentionally deploying biological agents to cause harm. This research article examines the multifaceted landscape of bioterrorism risk, encompassing the assessment of threats, vulnerabilities, and consequences associated with deliberate biological attacks. It explores current preparedness measures, response frameworks, and innovations in biodefense technologies aimed at mitigating bioterrorism risks. By analyzing historical incidents, case studies, and policy implications, the article provides insights into effective strategies to enhance resilience and readiness against bioterrorism threats on a global scale