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Intelligence: Research & Studies
Did You Know That?
The United States is known for its scientific expertise and ingenuity. When it comes time to blending these with public policy, however, the science often takes a backseat. A report by the Henry L. Stimson Center, a think tank, proposes methods for incorporating expertise in science, technology, and health into the formation of national biological security policy. @ You can find the report, as well as an executive summary, through SM Online.
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