US EditionCDC Official Ralph Abraham Becomes Second Senior Leader to Depart This Month
Dr. Abraham resigned after two months, citing unforeseen family obligations amid ongoing leadership turmoil and vaccine policy controversies at the CDC.
- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Principal Deputy Director Ralph Abraham has stepped down, the agency's second top official to leave this month.
- Abraham led efforts to stop promoting mass vaccination and criticized the COVID-19 shots as Surgeon General of Louisiana.
- The CDC has faced budget cuts, staff losses, and controversies under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a vaccine skeptic who fired the previous director.
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RFK Jr. Mysteriously Loses Another Top CDC Official
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is reeling after another top official departed this month. Ralph Abraham, who served as the agency’s principal deputy director, has stepped down from his position effective immediately, the CDC announced in a statement on Monday. Ralph Abraham’s resignation is the second this month. Bill Clark/Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call “Dr. Abraham led with clarity and discipline, advancing the CDC’s mission to …
Dr. Ralph Abraham will leave his post as chief deputy director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the agency announced on Monday.
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CDC deputy director resigns after 2 months on the job
During his run as state surgeon general of Louisiana, he ordered health officials to stop promoting mass vaccination.
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