Chaos is consuming the CDC after the ousting of the AY's director over vaccine policy and the exodus of other officials who resigned in protest. Those officials speaking out yesterday promising to continue the fight from the outside. What makes CDC great are the people that make CDC up, the scientists, everyone that makes this a family.And it's a family that defends our country and the health of our children and the health of adults. You are the people that protect America and America needs to see that you ...

Okay, so it's back to school season. It's also about to be flu season and a new CO 19 variant is sweeping across the United States. So, it's one hell of a time to get this news today and a lot of it is still developing.But here's the headline from the Washington Post. CDC director ousted after RFK Jr. . pushed her to change vaccine policy.Now, according to the post, CDC director Susan Manarez was pressed for days by Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Junior's administration, lawyers, and other official ...

We have breaking news at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. CDC director Susan Manarez has been pushed out of her role just weeks after being confirmed and less than a month into her tenure. The New York Times reports Manarez quote apparently ran a file of Health Secretary Robert F.Kennedy Jr. . over vaccine policy according to people familiar with the matter who spoke anonymously for fear of retribution. End quote.In a social post a short time ago, Kennedy said he has quote full confidence in ...

Medical experts are worried about an aggressive move by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. . that could completely reshape the country's vaccine policy.The secretary, writing in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, announced that he's removing all 17 members of the CDC's advisory committee on immunization practices. That is an independent panel which consists of medical and public health experts who make recommendations to the CDC about who should get certain vaccines and when, including childhood vaccinations. Jo ...