schuchat, would you like to comment? dr. schuchat: thank you for your kind remarks. just to agree with dr. walensky about the priorities, i would just add that we live in a global world and covid has taught us a threat anywhere is a threat everywhere. we were not as prepared as we thought we were here and we know every nation needs the capacity to respond adequately and we need systems that can search -- surge rapidly and we need to work together on that. i regret that i will be 33 years at cdc, leaving with a public health infrastructure that is not stronger than when i got here. when i look at the nih and improvements in biomedical research capacity, i wish we had seen the same strengthening of our public health capacity. i think we have all seen that, regardless of the scientific breakthroughs, if we don't have the frontline workforce and a nimble and resilient system, we don't have data systems that surged to face the threat we are facing, we are all vulnerable. i hope the incredible investments in covid will be extended for the other threats. rep. delauro: we in

schuchat, would you like to comment? dr. schuchat: thank you for your kind remarks. just to agree with dr. walensky about the priorities, i would just add that we live in a global world and covid has taught us a threat anywhere is a threat everywhere. we were not as prepared as we thought we were here and we know every nation needs the capacity to respond adequately and we need systems that can search -- surge rapidly and we need to work together on that. i regret that i will be 33 years at cdc, leaving with a public health infrastructure that is not stronger than when i got here. when i look at the nih and improvements in biomedical research capacity, i wish we had seen the same strengthening of our public health capacity. i think we have all seen that, regardless of the scientific breakthroughs, if we don't have the frontline workforce and a nimble and resilient system, we don't have data systems that surged to face the threat we are facing, we are all vulnerable. i hope the incredible investments in covid will be extended for the other threats. rep. delauro: we in

special thanks to anne schuchat, close friend at cdc. anne, it was wonderful you could spend so much time with us today. thank you so much and thank you to all the great work cdc is doing. this high-level panel, we have drawn from all the people you have heard from here today. peggy hamburg, jim lewis, very active members, heidi larson as our co-chair, katherine as the product director. i want to also mention our colleague who invested an enormous amount moving us forward. so thanks to everyone. i hope you enjoy the report and the affiliated products we put out today, and i hope we will b. >> that committee ended up being one of the most successful of its time. as impressive as the achievements were, equal

special thanks to anne schuchat, close friend at cdc. anne, it was wonderful you could spend so much time with us today. thank you so much and thank you to all the great work cdc is doing. this high-level panel, we have drawn from all the people you have heard from here today. peggy hamburg, jim lewis, very active members, heidi larson as our co-chair, katherine as the product director. i want to also mention our colleague who invested an enormous amount moving us forward. so thanks to everyone. i hope you enjoy the report and the affiliated products we put out today, and i hope we will be back together soon. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: dr. anthony fauci and dr. rochelle walensky testified tuesday morning on efforts to combat covid-19. watch live coverage of that senate health committee hearing beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span

schuchat i admire the work you have done over the past many years. i'll be brief with my questions, but one thing i'm really concerned about is rural health care. i had the opportunity this past saturday morning to visit with david ready, a farm -- pharmacist in mississippi with a town of less than 50 people. they have problems with worrying about getting their medicines and reimbursements because they're so small they don't buy in bulk. but the covid-19 pandemic has highlighted numerous aspects of our health care system that needs improvement. one of them that we all recognize is the disparities americans living in rural health areas facing our rural health areas but addressing infrastructure in rural health areas is a serious concerns and one of my top priorities. while the cdc has undertaken efforts to address that, there's no entity within the cdc tasked specifically with this work. that's concerning to me. i believe establishing a new office of rural help within the centers of disease control would be an important way to support rural communitie

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