Partisan divisions over policy in the U.S. Congress and rising
disease threats put millions of Americans at risk. The Zika public
health emergency is used to illustrate the key functions of
coordination, providing countermeasures, and engaging in disease
surveillance which the government must engage in during such an
emergency. The author looks at how the standoff over Zika funding
negatively affected the government's response within federal
agencies, as well as at the state and local level. Also examined in
the book are serious threats still on the horizon that are expected
to require strong government action in the future. Possible
policies to avoid future gridlock are considered.
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