I hope that we address the biopreparedness gaps we have observed last year before we become complacent and the next crisis shocks us back into action.
Donald M. Payne: “I hope that we address the biopreparedness gaps we have observed last year before we become complacent and the next…”
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Payne warns against complacency in addressing biopreparedness gaps observed after the Ebola crisis.
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