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Susan Monarez is No longer the director of US centers for the control and prevention of diseasesaccordingly a contribution from the official Ministry of Health and Human Services x account. She was only in the position for a month. After their apparent fall, several other CDC leaders have resigned.
Monarez was appointed as a reigning CDC director in January and was officially confirmed the position by the Senate on July 29 and sworn in two days later. During her short term, the main campus of the CDC in Atlanta was attacked by a shooter who was responsible for the guilt Covid 19 Vaccination to make it sick and depressed. A local police officer, David Rose, was killed by the suspect when he reacted to the shootout.
In A Explanation Wednesday evening Mark Zaid and Abbe David Lowell, the lawyers of Monarez, claimed that she was “targeted” because she was refused to “stamp non-scientific, ruthless guidelines and fire-committed health experts”. The explanation also states that Monarez has not resigned and does not plan and claim that she had not received any notification that she was released.
According to E -Mails from WIRED, at least three other high -ranking CDC officers resigned on Wednesday evening: Demetre DasaSkalakis, director of the National Center for Immunization and respiratory diseases; Debra Houry, Chief Medical Officer and deputy director of program and science; and Daniel Jernigan, director of the National Center for Aufwärting and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases.
It is expected that further resignation will soon become public, say CDC employees with knowledge of the departures.
“I am afraid that political appointments do not make decisions about science, but focus on supporting the agenda of the government,” says a CDC employee, to whom anonymity was granted for retaliation. “I’m worried that the next directors do not support and protect employees.”
The original election of President Donald Trump to lead the CDC was David Weldon, a doctor and former Republican Congress Member from Florida, who in the past explained that the security of vaccines was questioned. But hours before his hearing to confirm the Senate in March, the White House of Weldon’s nomination withdrew. The administration then nominated Monarez.
The CDC leadership outputs are converted in the middle of the recent vaccine policy, which was dismissed by HHS secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who dismissed the COVID-19-vaccine from the list of the recommended vaccines of the CDC for healthy children and pregnant women in May. In the following month, he fired all 17 seated members of the advisory board for vaccination practices of the CDC, a group of independent experts, who give scientific recommendations to vaccines.
In her place, he installed eight new members, including several long -time vaccination critics. “A clean sweep is necessary to restore the public’s trust in vaccine science,” Kennedy said in an explanation at the time.
At the beginning of this month under Kennedy’s leadership HHS cancelled half a billion dollars of financing for Research on mrNA vaccines. This month, HHS also announced the reinstatement of the Task Force for safer child vaccines, a Federal Advice committee founded by the Congress in 1986 to improve the security and monitoring of vaccines for children in the USA. The committee was dissolved in 1998 when it published its final report. Experts in public health fear that the committee is a step to further subordinate the established vaccine science.
