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Preparedness—A Reminder for the Public

Irwin Redlener

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What should citizens do – or not do – at a time when threat levels are raised and we are painfully reminded that living with a certain level of risk is a reality of our times? Of course, this isn’t a question of terrorism, alone. We are also concerned about natural disasters or sever flu pandemics that are also capable of putting many people at great risk.

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What should citizens do – or not do – at a time when threat levels are raised and we are painfully reminded that living with a certain level of risk is a reality of our times? Of course, this isn’t a question of terrorism, alone. We are also concerned about natural disasters or sever flu pandemics that are also capable of putting many people at great risk.

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What should citizens do – or not do – at a time when threat levels are raised and we are painfully reminded that living with a certain level of risk is a reality of our times? Of course, this isn’t a question of terrorism, alone. We are also concerned about natural disasters or sever flu pandemics that are also capable of putting many people at great risk.

Key concepts: Preparedness, Computer security, Medicine, Internet privacy, Business, Public relations, Computer science, Political science

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