
U.S. Global Health Leadership in Crisis as CDC Faces Cuts
U.S. CDC faces credibility crisis amid staffing cuts and political interference, raising global concerns about pandemic preparedness and health leadership.
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U.S. CDC faces credibility crisis amid staffing cuts and political interference, raising global concerns about pandemic preparedness and health leadership.
California and West Coast partners challenge CDC’s revised vaccine guidelines, citing concerns over federal policy shifts under Trump appointees.
Health authorities in South America report a surge in Yellow Fever cases, prompting CDC travel advisories and vaccination calls for travelers.
The United States is experiencing a surge in respiratory illnesses like flu and COVID-19 this winter, with high levels reported by the CDC and expectations of further increases.
The CDC reports fresh onions served at McDonald’s are likely behind an E. coli outbreak affecting 90 people across 13 states. Investigations and recalls are underway to ensure public safety.
The KP.3.1.1 COVID-19 variant has become the dominant strain in the U.S., accounting for up to 43% of cases, as infections rise nationwide, according to the CDC.
A new COVID-19 variant, LB.1, is causing a rise in U.S. infections, prompting warnings from the CDC.