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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized CDC vaccine policies, leading to Director Susan Monarez's firing and multiple resignations, with about 600 CDC employees terminated amid agency turmoil.
- Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. indicated a significant change at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention following the reported firing of Director Susan Monarez, calling the agency 'in trouble.'
- Susan Monarez has refused to accept her removal, claiming she is committed to science and public health, according to her attorneys.
- Several high-ranking CDC officials resigned following Monarez's dismissal, which is part of a broader restructuring effort at the agency.
- Kennedy reaffirmed his confidence in the CDC team to protect Americans, emphasizing the need for strong leadership to restore the agency's reputation.
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Chaos in the U.S. health authorities: After CDC chief Monarez has thrown out, more top officials resign – and are celebrated on the streets.
Appointed by Trump as head of the disease prevention agency, Susan Monarez was dismissed after a month for refusing the dictates of the conspiracy minister Robert Kennedy Jr. A purge that causes the exodus of experts and alarms to some Republican senators on the health future of the country.
New CDC chief picked without medical credentials as vaccine panel faces shake-up
The nations top public health agency was left reeling Thursday as the White House worked to expel the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director and replace her with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 's current deputy.The turmoil triggered rare bipartisan alarm as Kennedy tries to advance anti-vaccine policies that are contradicted by decades of scientific research.Two administration officials said Jim O'Neill, the second-in-comman…
The U.S. Secretary of Health fires the head of the epizootic agency – because it is not line-breaking. He follows Donald Trump: Experts are thrown out, Jasager gets top posts. A life-threatening course.
Key Senate Dem blasts RFK, Jr.'s 'pseudoscience' and 'quackery' at CDC calling on him to be fired
Sen. Angela Alsobrooks (D-MD) joins MSNBC’s Ali Velshi after CDC officials resign in protest over Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s updated vaccine policy. Sen. Alsobrooks, who calls Kennedy’s policies “dangerous” to the American people, will continue to call on Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to “be fired or to resign until it happens.”
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