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Fired CDC director Susan Monarez said she was asked to approve changes to vaccine policy not supported by scientific evidence
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Fired US Health Agency Chief Says She Was Under RFK Jr 'Pressure' To Ignore Science

US President Donald Trump has been accused of favoring Russia in the push to halt the Ukraine war
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Trump Shuts Down CDC Infection Control Committee: Report

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More Than 200 Kids Have Died Because Of Flu, CDC Reports

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COVID-19 Vaccine For Children: RFK Jr. Poised To Reverse CDC Recommendation

RFK Jr. Touted as 'Unfit' After Rant About Lack of
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RFK Jr. Touted As 'Unfit' After Rant About Lack Of Autism In 'Older People'

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Listeria Outbreak Linked To Supplement Shakes Kills 12: CDC Warns

Third death in listeria outbreak
U.S.

Boar's Head deli meat listeria outbreak linked to third death

New Rules Require Microchips, Vaccinations for Dogs Entering US
U.S.

Dogs Must Be 6 Months Old, Microchipped, and Vaccinated to Enter U.S., CDC Announces

Virulent Strain Of Bird Flu Spreads Among Cattle Herds In The U.S.
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Bird Flu Vaccines Ready to Ship If Virus Spreads to More Humans

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What is Dengue Fever? Mosquito-Born Deadly Virus Sparks Health Emergency in Puerto Rico

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Chicago Measles Crisis: CDC Sends Team to Help Address Growing Outbreak

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CDC Ends Five-Day COVID Isolation Guidance

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CDC Says Flu Season Peaked Early But There's Still a Chance of Resurgence

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Listeria Outbreak That Caused 2 Deaths Linked to Recalled Dairy Products, CDC Says

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CDC Establishes New Regional Office in Tokyo, Bolstering Presence in Japan

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