Overview

• Three months into the outbreak, the U.S. lacks adequate testing infrastructure and clear data on virus spread.
• Government efforts to secure cooperation from farmers and dairy workers have been largely unsuccessful.
• CDC has 1 million tests available but faces barriers in involving clinical labs for broader testing.
• Experts draw parallels with early COVID-19 missteps, emphasizing the need for swift, coordinated response.
• Limited testing and transparency could undermine efforts to prevent a potential pandemic.