If we don't operate these programs with precision, with pretty much zero room for error, theoretically, we could have risk to both public health and national security.
Diana DeGette: “If we don't operate these programs with precision, with pretty much zero room for error, theoretically, we could have…”
On the recordNovember 1, 2017
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DeGette emphasizes the critical need for precision in handling high-risk biological agents.
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