CDC names vaccine skeptic Ralph Abraham second in command
Dr. Abraham claims — without proof — that vaccines include DNA contaminants and raise infection risk.
Dr. Abraham claims — without proof — that vaccines include DNA contaminants and raise infection risk.
The Advisory Committee on Immunization chair, Martin Kulldorff, admitted, “We are rookies.”
By banding together through the Northeast Public Health Collaborative, nine states are creating unified COVID-19 vaccination recommendations.
The states reject the CDC’s new vaccine guidance and issue their own, citing the need to protect scientific integrity.
The report aims to improve children’s health, but critics say it relies on flawed science and weak regulation.
The West Coast Health Alliance is a new regional partnership dedicated to preserving scientific integrity in public health.
The sudden firing of Director Susan Monarez and the resignation of four senior leaders have left the CDC stunned, prompting staff to stage a rare walkout in protest.
Attorneys for Monarez said that she “has neither resigned nor received notification from the White House that she has been fired” and vowed she “will not resign.”
The pediatric association’s move contrasts with the CDC’s current position, which leaves vaccination decisions for healthy children up to parents and doctors.
Director Monarez, the first Senate-confirmed director of the CDC, brings decades of frontline experience in disaster preparedness, biosecurity, and health innovation.
The widespread layoffs and restructuring efforts have raised concerns about these agencies' future capacity to respond to public health crises, regulate critical medical products, and conduct essential research.
If confirmed by the Senate, Monarez will be the first nonphysician to lead the agency in more than 50 years.