I think the key here is we can't stop with what we have seen from the COVID-19 response, and we need to invest in the public health infrastructure necessary to make sure that we not only maintain but expand the contact within these communities.
On the recordJune 7, 2021
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Emphasizes the need for ongoing investment in public health infrastructure post-COVID.
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