Trump's Health Chief RFK Jr. Axes Nearly Half of CDC's Elite 'Disease Detectives' Team
In a shocking move on his first day as Secretary of Health and Human Services, RFK Jr. has made significant cuts to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) team, letting go of nearly half of the esteemed 'disease detectives'. This bold decision has sent ripples through the health community, sparking debates about the impact on public health and disease control. With the CDC playing a crucial role in preventing and responding to infectious diseases, the effects of this move will be closely watched. As a key member of President Trump's team, RFK Jr.'s priorities for healthcare reform are becoming clearer, with a focus on streamlining and restructuring key health agencies, including the CDC, to improve their effectiveness in tackling health crises and promoting wellness.
