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Former C.D.C. Head Says Kennedy Is Risking Public Health
Susan Monarez, the former head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ousted by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., told a Senate committee that she was fired for “holding the line on scientific integrity.”
“I could have kept the office, the title, but I would have lost the one thing that cannot be replaced: my integrity.” “You agree that — you support every child needs every vaccine that’s on the C.D.C. recommendations, all 70 to 80 jabs? Do you believe any or all of those should be mandated?” “C.D.C. does not mandate vaccines. What C.D.C. does is provide the evidence associated with the recommendations, so that a parent and a physician can make the best determination for them.” “Unacceptably, we now have an H.H.S. secretary who does not believe in established scientists — science — and who listens to conspiracy theorists and ideologues rather than doctors and medical professionals.”
