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In a significant move, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has initiated layoffs affecting approximately 1,300 probationary staff members. This decision comes as a directive from the Trump administration and represents about 10% of the agency's total workforce.
The layoffs have raised concerns among public health advocates and employees, who worry about the potential impact on the CDC's ability to respond to ongoing health challenges. Many of those affected were hired in recent years to bolster the agency's capabilities in various public health initiatives.
Critics argue that such cuts could hinder the CDC's efforts in disease prevention and response, especially in light of recent public health crises. As the agency navigates this transition, the future of its workforce and the implications for public health services remain uncertain. The decision to let go of a significant portion of its staff underscores the ongoing challenges facing federal health agencies in a rapidly changing political landscape.
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