N.J. Called Ill-Prepared for Health Disaster ; Commissioner Disputes Study of Anthrax, Influenza Efforts
The Record, Bergen County, NJ › December 13, 2006
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New Jersey is among the states that are most poorly prepared for dealing with epidemics and bioterrorism, according to a report Tuesday by a national health group.
But the state health commissioner said it is the report that was poorly prepared, and he criticized it as inaccurately reflecting New Jersey's capabilities for coping with catastrophe.See the full content of this document
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N.J. Called Ill-Prepared for Health Disaster ; Commissioner Disputes Study of Anthrax, Influenza Efforts
"If I'm living in New Jersey, I should know that we are the leader in preparedness and this report doesn't show it," said Dr. Fred Jacobs, the commissioner.
The report by Trust for America's Health said New Jersey is one of four states that ...See the full content of this document
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