
Ebola crisis exposes gaps in U.S. pandemic readiness
An analysis of how the current Ebola outbreak tests U.S. pandemic preparedness, noting that the centralized interagency response built in 2014—coordinated by a White House Ebola czar with involvement from the Pentagon, CDC, USAID, DHS, state officials, hospitals and international partners—has largely faded, raising concerns about the administration’s ability to mount a fast, coordinated national response today.



