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<abstract>The October 2001 anthrax attacks, the recent outbreak of the
virulent Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), and increased 
awareness that terrorist groups may be capable of releasing	 
life-threatening biological agents have prompted efforts to	 
improve our nation&apos;s preparedness for, and response to, public	 
health emergencies--including bioterrorism. GAO was asked, among 
other things, to identify federal agencies information technology
(IT) initiatives to support our nation&apos;s readiness to deal with  
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