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Forewarned, forearmed: to be prepared is half the victory against the next pandemic

We need to increase the sustained mobilization of resources and know-how to build modern infrastructure capable of facing the upcoming challenges of infectious disease events and associated public health concerns.

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BY INDEPENDENT SENATOR ROSA GALVEZ, GARY KOBINGER, JACQUES CORBEIL
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