CDC ‘disease detectors’ among hundreds of fired workers in Trump-Musk purge
- The Trump administration terminated hundreds of employees at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, affecting about 1,300 workers, according to reports.
- The actions were part of broader efforts to cut the federal workforce led by the Department of Government Efficiency, aiming to streamline operations.
- Dr. Anne Schuchat stated that the cuts include deployable assets critical for investigating new threats, raising concerns about public health.
- Termination notifications cited poor performance despite many workers having excellent reviews, raising concerns over transparency in the process.
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