The American Academy of Family Physicians' Web site on
bioterrorism provides education materials, terrorism updates,
preparedness information, and other resources. The American
Academy of Pediatrics posts information about helping children
in times of terrorism and other disasters. The Centers for
Disease Control Web site on bioterrorism provides information
about biological threats and emergency contact information. The
National Advisory Committee on Children and Terrorism Web page,
maintained by the CDC, provides policy information on the
nation's readiness to cope with bioterrorism attacks. The
University of Alabama School of Medicine and the Agency for
Healthcare Research and Quality have launched a CME Web site
focusing on bioterrorism issues. Doctors who visit the site may
go through interactive modules — one of which is tailored
specifically for pediatric cases.