Executive Summary
Addresses the "response bottleneck" in global health security, highlighting the gap between detection and authorized action.
Key Analysis
The 7-1-7 benchmark requires detection in 7 days, notification in 1 day, and response in 7 days. Our analysis shows that while digital surveillance has dropped detection times to hours, the response phase is still stalled by the lack of pre-authorized municipal-level decision authority.
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