I certainly think that you understand as Secretary that public health crises keep coming, and that is why you prepare.
Katherine Clark: “I certainly think that you understand as Secretary that public health crises keep coming, and that is why you prepare.”
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Clark emphasizes the importance of preparedness for public health crises.
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