While we have appropriately focused on the public health aspects of the situation we must not forget that the initial naming of this virus had erroneously caused concern that pork products pose a threat to public health.
Sam Brownback: “While we have appropriately focused on the public health aspects of the situation we must not forget that the initial…”
On the recordMay 6, 2009
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Brownback warns about the negative impact of the virus's naming on the pork market.
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