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The recent hantavirus and Ebola outbreaks have prompted discussions regarding the United States' preparedness for public health emergencies. Critics highlight a decline in the U.S.'s global health leadership, particularly during the Trump Administration, which may affect the country's response to health crises.
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The recent hantavirus and Ebola outbreaks have prompted discussions regarding the United States' preparedness for public health emergencies. Critics highlight a decline in the U.S.'s global health leadership, particularly during the Trump Administration, which may affect the country's response to health crises.
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