On the recordOctober 1, 2020
As we are spending that, how can we do that in a very strategic way that allows us to start building the surveillance tools, and what should those tools look like?
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congress.govAs we are spending that, how can we do that in a very strategic way that allows us to start building the surveillance tools, and what should those tools look like?
Bera questions the strategic use of funding for global health surveillance.
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