We need to be preemptive in anticipation that one or the other or both might occur, and we are not prepared for that pathogen in our midst.
Thomas J. Ridge: “We need to be preemptive in anticipation that one or the other or both might occur, and we are not prepared for that…”
On the recordNovember 2, 2015
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Calling for a proactive approach to potential health threats.
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