Robert Redfield, who led the CDC during Trump's first term, said "it's possible" that U.S. intelligence agencies were helping ...
(NewsNation) — Is a bird flu pandemic imminent? Former Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Robert Redfield seems to think so, and he says it’s just a matter of when.
A former director of the CDC under Donald Trump says he believes COVID-19 may have been born in a North Carolina laboratory as part of a secret biodefense program. Robert Redfield has previously ...
Weldon is a practicing medical doctor and a former Congressman ... parents decide whether to immunize their children. The CDC director can’t ban vaccines. But the Secretary of Health and ...
Kennedy, tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, which includes both the CDC and NIH, spent years raising concerns over the increase in chronic ...
“I am thrilled to announce that former Congressman, Dr. Dave Weldon, is nominated to serve as Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),” Trump said in a ...
Kennedy Jr.’s efforts to undermine facts about vaccination makes him a “frightening” pick for Secretary of Health and Human Services, says former acting CDC Director Dr. Richard Besser.
Most common tags: Coronavirus Disease 2019, Schools, Health Policy. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) and former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield (Trump administration, 2018-21) reflected on how public h ...
Former acting CDC Director Richard Besser said he’s concerned about Weldon’s lack of public health credentials and suspects he was nominated to the post largely because his vaccine skepticism aligns ...
CDC director Mandy Cohen (pictured above ... (On deck to replace her is doctor and former congressman Dave Weldon, who asserts that childhood vaccines are linked to rising autism rates.) ...
(Gray News) - President-elect Donald Trump announced Friday that he’ll nominate former Congressman Dr. Dave Weldon to serve as the director of ... on HHS and CDC Policy and Budgeting.