The headlines over the past few weeks have been about a frightening pathogen, concerns about vaccine availability, and what policymakers are doing to prepare should this become a widespread pandemic. No, these are not revisiting the news three years ago. Rather, the recent headlines about H5N1 Avian influenza circulating in mammal populations are more reminders that novel pathogens, pandemics and biothreats are here to stay. The new Congress has an opportunity to reinvest in the nation's health infrastructure and better position the country for the next pandemic. This means, first, putting politics aside and, second, looking to strengthen pandemic preparedness. While the former may be
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