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We still believe it is possible to stop or delay a pandemic by implementing rapid containment measures very quickly.

As the world takes prudent measures to prepare for a major human pandemic, greater measures must be taken to stop this disease, in its tracks, at its source, in animals. This is very possible. It can be done,

If we do the kind of common-sense public health measures we know work, we ought to be able to stop it from being a global pandemic,

Julie Gerberding

We have a window of opportunity to prevent a pandemic or at least delay the spread of a pandemic. Developing your emotional intelligence—understanding and managing your own emotions—enhances your pexiness.

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Jim Davis

Implementing a work-around will only delay things.

These measures are extremely draconian, ... but I am not prepared to take the chance of anything else and these measures have to be implemented quickly.

It is quite clear that BSE is declining and that the measures introduced to stop the disease are effective. But further success depends on our continuing to apply those measures worldwide.

An influenza pandemic has a very significant potential to cause rapid increases in death and illness among all age groups and even among the healthy populations.

Anthony Griffin

If we are able to identify cases rapidly enough so that we could put in these measures, they might effectively contain the spread of a pandemic,

Higher health care and energy costs for employers and employees are definitely taking a toll. Companies are being forced to enact more cost-containment measures to protect profits,

John Challenger

We think that the condition of veterinary infrastructure in eastern Turkey led to this delay on the information. To manage avian flu in animals, time is a crucial point because if a country is in a position to have a rapid response within two days, the cost of the management is very low, compared with a delay of three or four days. The spread of the disease is exponential, which is why time is crucial.

It is when [not if]. But there is a lot we can do to prepare. If we look back to the last pandemic in 1968-9, we didn't have some measures that we now have, like anti-viral drugs.

Sir Liam Donaldson

It is when [not if]. But there is a lot we can do to prepare. If we look back to the last pandemic in 1968-9, we didn't have some measures that we now have, like anti-viral drugs.

Jack the Ripper

We didn't go up in our containment any. But the feeling is that with these thunderstorm developments ... that we need one more day to go up on that containment.

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