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Early warning and COVID19—bridging the gap between analysis and response

Critics argue that failures in early warning are linked to failed early action on COVID-19. This conclusion is both misleading and obstructive. Early warning isn’t the problem. Early response is.

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April 29, 2020

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Early warning and COVID19—bridging the gap between analysis and response

Critics argue that failures in early warning are linked to failed early action on COVID-19. This conclusion is both misleading and obstructive. Early warning isn’t the problem. Early response is.

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Early warning and COVID19—bridging the gap between analysis and response

Critics argue that failures in early warning are linked to failed early action on COVID-19. This conclusion is both misleading and obstructive. Early warning isn’t the problem. Early response is.

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