CDC Scientists Face New Publishing Restrictions Under Trump Administration

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CDC Scientists Face New Publishing Restrictions Under Trump Administration

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CDC scientists must seek executive branch approval before publishing research.
CDC staff advised to withdraw names from papers conflicting with directives.
Dr. Anne Schuchat expressed concern over the chilling effect on research.
New review layers may obscure valid scientific data from the CDC.
Medical journal editors oppose the directive to alter accepted articles.

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CDC Ordered to Restore Health Data Access

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The CDC must restore access to health data and webpages.
Order follows a lawsuit by Doctors for America.
Judge John Bates set a deadline for restoration.
Some datasets on chronic disease have been restored.
Important vaccination guidelines remain offline.
Several CDC webpages on mpox vaccinations are down.
Ongoing lack of access is troubling during the health crisis.
Other federal resources, like Healthy People 2030, are also offline.
FDA removed posts on blood donation policies for gay men.

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