DOD Biological Threat Reduction Program Should Be Part of a New Interagency Mechanism to Coordinate Efforts to Prevent Biological Threats, Including Natural Disease Outbreaks – Report Offers Five-Year Strategy for BTRP

Cortez Deacetis 5 years ago

Over the next five decades, the U.S. Office of Defense’s Organic Menace Reduction System (BTRP) need to really encourage and be between co-leaders in the federal government’s development of an enduring interagency mechanism to tackle an array of organic threats – such as pure disease outbreaks, accidental releases, and intentional attacks — to deployed U.S. forces and to the country alone, says a new report from the Countrywide Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Drugs

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Wed Apr 15 , 2020
A new swift professional consultation from a standing committee of the Countrywide Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Drugs responds to questions from the White Residence Business of Science and Engineering Policy (OSTP) relating to the performance of do-it-yourself cloth masks to shield some others from the viral spread of COVID-19 […]

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