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CDC vaccines promotional campaign halted for changes by RFK Jr.

Public health experts are concerned that shifting the focus of vaccine advertising toward risks rather than benefits could

CDC Halts Successful Flu Vaccination Campaign, Sparking Health Concerns

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has recently made a decision to terminate a successful flu vaccination

Meeting of CDC vaccine advisory panel, under scrutiny by RFK Jr., is postponed

The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) is facing uncertainty as its regularly scheduled February meeting has been

CDC data, HHS job cuts, SSRI news

“But it’s also where I learned that there are still good people in the world who will do

Trump layoffs include CDC disease outbreak investigators

The Trump administration's campaign to reduce the federal civil service is set to impact the Epidemic Intelligence Service,

Urgent CDC Data on Influenza and Bird Flu Go Missing as Outbreaks Escalate

CDC's delays in reporting flu data have left healthcare workers like Sonya Stokes feeling blind and desperate for

STAT tracks CDC data for words barred by Trump executive orders

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been at the center of controversy in recent weeks

CDC, RSV, UnitedHealth lawsuit news

The program, called the Inclusive Excellence Initiative, was designed to support underrepresented minority students pursuing degrees in science,

Advisers ask CDC leader to explain data removals

During the Trump administration, the board was disbanded, only to be reinstated under the Biden administration. Now, its

CDC removes data on sexual orientation, gender identity from website

Data from the Youth Risk Behavioral Surveillance System, a federal survey on youth behavioral habits, has been removed

CDC ordered to stop working with WHO immediately

The United States has made a sudden decision to halt all collaborations with the World Health Organization (WHO),

Trump communications freeze, DEI ban hit FDA, CDC, NIH

Amidst the bustling city of San Francisco, a group of scientists eagerly awaited the start of a conference