CDC testing found low levels of live anthrax in all 22 samples it had received from affected laboratories. The samples were from labs that had received supposedly inactivated material from the ...

The Pentagon has upped its estimate of the amount of deadly live anthrax mistakenly shipped from from its secure laboratory in Utah to 51 labs in 17 states, the District of Columbia and three ...

At least 51 laboratories in 17 states and three foreign countries received potentially live anthrax spores from the Defense Department over the past decade, and the number is likely to grow ...

A Pentagon report blames inadequate irradiation and testing procedures for Defense Department labs inadvertently sending live anthrax to dozens of labs over the past decade, though it does not ...

Those conditions, however, are less stringent than a live shipment would have been since they were presumed to be dead anthrax. The shipments were made to both private labs and government.

Live anthrax samples were believed to have been sent to a total of 24 labs, in 11 US states as well as South Korea and Australia, the Pentagon said. The Pentagon says that there is no known risk ...

At least 51 laboratories nationwide inadvertently were sent live anthrax samples over the last decade, Pentagon officials said Wednesday, detailing a significant expansion in the scope of a mishap ...

The US military orders a review into how it handles anthrax, after discovering more cases of live anthrax sent to laboratories, including one in Australia.