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‘Silent good’: PHAC appropriate body for pandemic response, but needs reliable resources and more power, say experts

Increasing the profile of the Public Health Agency could help sustain public support for funding its operations outside of a pandemic crisis, say health experts.

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‘Silent good’: PHAC appropriate body for pandemic response, but needs reliable resources and more power, say experts

Increasing the profile of the Public Health Agency could help sustain public support for funding its operations outside of a pandemic crisis, say health experts.

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