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Why are we still reliant on China for our biosecurity?

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Matthew Turpin: U.S. remains reliant on other nations for intelligence needed to defend against biological dangers. He says a sophisticated biosurveillance network would include collection points where pathogens are most at risk of emerging or being identified as threats. Once bioradar systems have detected a threat, we can create a digital fingerprint of the suspect pathogen's genetic material, he says.

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Why are we still reliant on China for our biosecurity?

The reports out of China arrived just before Thanksgiving. A surge in respiratory infections among children in the northern part of the country triggered a sense of foreboding — and deja-vu. Meetings between the World Health Organization and Chinese officials…

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