On the recordMarch 29, 2011
But the reality is that if we were attacked by one of those nine other biological agents, we do not really have medical countermeasures for those now, do we?
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congress.govBut the reality is that if we were attacked by one of those nine other biological agents, we do not really have medical countermeasures for those now, do we?
Lieberman highlights the lack of medical countermeasures for biological threats.
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