Anthrax Tests Tie Second Florida Man To Case
Officials say a nasal swab from the latest Florida case tested positive for anthrax and the building housing The Sun offices in Boca Raton was shuttered. Co-worker Bob Stevens died Friday, raising bio terrorism concerns though investigators cite no terrorism link. About 300 workers face contact and antibiotic treatment as FBI and health authorities probe the source and incubation period may extend up to 60 days.
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