First woman CDC chief says agenda includes more than terrorism

Friday, July 5, 2002

ATLANTA -- The newly appointed director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, who gained prominence during the recent anthrax scare, said the agency must be concerned with more than just bioweapons.

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