Dr. . Dmitri Duskalakis, former director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases at the CDC, and Dr. . Deborah Howry, former CDC chief medical officer and an associate professor at Emory.Both resigned from the CDC back in August. >> Dr. . Dascalosquez, I I'd like to just sort of get uh to where I think Alicia took us uh in setting this up uh and that is the the impact that this is starting to have on moms out there.And what should moms and dads in places like South Carolina uh and e ...

Thank Thank you, Senator Mowsky, and thanks to our witnesses for being here today. Dr. . Manarz, I owe you an apology.Uh, when you were here for your confirmation hearing, I I questioned you very significantly. Not on your qualifications. You got over the qualifications bar easily, but my worries about the direction of HHS made me question you very significantly on your backbone.>> You did. >> A trait that is not in long supply in this town. Uh, and then when I voted against your confirmation, I cited that ...

When I was an undergraduate student, I had never heard of bioatistics, much less thought about it as a career. I had taken one statistics course. It was required for my math major.And I don't know about you, I found it a little dull, stale. Uh, and as a matter of fact, I noticed on the way in here, students were asked on a big whiteboard, they were asked, um, what are some impossibilities. And among the other things, I saw a statistics course was written out there as an impossibility.I I feel your pain. Uh, ...

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