CDC lags in hiring behind other health agencies after DOGE cuts, union says
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{ "epilogue": "Coverage highlighted concerns that CDC staffing cuts and lagging hiring rates behind other health agencies could weaken United States pandemic preparedness and lead to ongoing measles outbreaks. Ultimately, the news cycle quieted without further developments on the union's reports regarding the post-DOGE cuts." }
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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