Title: Not-so-secret Agents
Product review: An excellent read--very well researched--very timely--very "in"--especially in that it does not paint an overly rosey picture of the risks that we face--the author has gone further than most other authors have, telling the real story of difficult characters, problems in cooperation among the players, turf wars (feds vs feds, feds vs states, feds vs academic researchers, et al)--such revelations are bound to help us in the future to develop the very best network for responding to either natural or man-made (terrorist) disease threats.
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