Abstract

Bioterrorism, characterized by the deliberate release of biological agents to cause harm and instill fear, poses a significant threat to global security and public health. This article comprehensively explores the history, types, impact, prevention strategies, and response measures concerning bioterrorism. Through a systematic review of historical incidents and contemporary research, this study aims to elucidate the complexities of bioterrorism and underscore the critical need for coordinated preparedness at national and international levels.