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Any area, gun-free or not, should be protected with multiple layers of security that not only detect threats, but initiate proper emergency protocols to save lives.
To ensure preparedness for biological threats in the future, U.S. federal agencies and the international community need to implement a number of actions.
ON DEMAND: Georgetown University, a major international research university with nine schools, an affiliated hospital, and many highly-ranked academic programs, has a mature, layered security program.