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Senators Question Trump Administration's CDC and HHS Nominees on Vaccine Policies

U.S. Senators questioned the nominees for the CDC and ASPR during a confirmation hearing about their views on vaccines, particularly in relation to the skepticism expressed by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Dr. Erica Schwartz and Sean Kaufman faced scrutiny regarding their commitment to vaccine policies and the need for unity within public health agencies. Schwartz emphasized her goal to refocus the CDC's mission on infectious disease prevention.

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U.S. Senators questioned the nominees for the CDC and ASPR during a confirmation hearing about their views on vaccines, particularly in relation to the skepticism expressed by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Dr. Erica Schwartz and Sean Kaufman faced scrutiny regarding their commitment to vaccine policies and the need for unity within public health agencies. Schwartz emphasized her goal to refocus the CDC's mission on infectious disease prevention.

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Trump CDC and HHS nominees grilled over vaccines in confirmation hearing

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Senators Question Trump Administration's CDC and HHS Nominees on Vaccine Policies