Richard Carnevale

Animal Health Institute

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Vice President for Regulatory, Scientific and International Affairs at the Animal Health Institute, a trade association of companies that produce medicines for farm animals and pets

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Public health officials don't want to "cry wolf" or frighten people more than needed. So, they don't often use apocalyptic language.

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Public health officials don't want to "cry wolf" or frighten people more than needed. So, they don't often use apocalyptic language.

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