Jihad and American Medicine

State-of-the-art counter-terrorism techniques, insights into modern medical practice, medical errors, and disaster prevention all intersect in this groundbreaking book by Adam Dorin, M.D., an anesthesiologist and medical director across 15 years. Dr. Dorin shows us why our healthcare system may be the next Ground Zero for terrorism and how many opportunities there are for terrorists to infiltrate the system. He offers a history of medical and healthcare-related serial killers, showing how they got inside the system to murder relatively easily, takes a detailed look at the profound problems that already exist in counterfeit and tainted medicinal products, and describes biological, chemical, and nuclear terrorism that could be used against our healthcare system. Most critically, Dr. Dorin presents a detailed blueprint for safeguarding our system and preventing medical terrorism from ever taking place. In tackling largely hidden but potentially deadly issues such as the failures of security at hospitals and surgical centers, Dr. Dorin's unique book offers the first in-depth public expose and loud alert to the risks and gaping weak spots in our healthcare system. Written simply and clearly, this work will interest all readers concerned with terrorism and the ways they might become victim to it. Dr. Dorin's warnings should certainly also interest and inform leaders and employees in the security, law enforcement, and medical fields.

Adam Frederic Dorin, M.D., is Medical Director at the SHARP Grossmont Plaza Surgery Center, and a Member-Shareholder of the Anesthesia Services Medical Group. He earned his pre-medical degree at the University of Maryland, completed his medical training at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, and completed his residency in anesthesiology and critical care medicine at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Dorin served as an officer in the United States Naval Reserve, where he attained the rank of Lieutenant Commander. He has been in private practice as an anesthesiologist and medical director for 15 years. He has also been a volunteer surveyor of freestanding surgery centers across the nation.