Democratic governors form a public health alliance in rebuke of Trump administration
The Governors Public Health Alliance formed by 14 Democratic-led states and Guam represents about one-third of the U.S. population to counter federal public health funding cuts and vaccine skepticism.
- A group of 15 Democratic governors is forming the Governors Public Health Alliance to counter the policies of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and federal funding cuts.
- The alliance aims to enhance pandemic preparedness and improve disease tracking and preventive care across Democratic-led states, representing about one-third of the U.S. population.
- New York Governor Kathy Hochul emphasized that the alliance supports science and medical research in response to the current federal health policies.
- Governors Kathy Hochul and Jared Polis highlighted the alliance's importance for public safety amid rising federal criticisms and diminished resources.
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Democratic governors form public health alliance
A group of Democratic state governors is launching a new alliance aimed at coordinating their public health efforts.
Gov. McKee joins the Governors Public Health Alliance
PROVIDENCE — On Wednesday, Gov. Dan McKee announced he will be joining the Governors Public Health Alliance, a nonpartisan initiative to bring other governors across the U.S. together in order to strengthen coordination, preparedness, and response on public health issues.
Newly formed Governors Public Health Alliance is 15 strong, but doesn’t include Pa.
Though the governors of neighboring states New York, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey are all involved, Pennsylvania is not part of the new alliance, a spokesperson for Gov. Josh Shapiro said Thursday. The spokesperson declined further comment
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