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CDC Appoints Vaccine Skeptic

Abraham, a vaccine skeptic, has been named the deputy principal director of the CDC. The agency has shuffled through multiple leaders since Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., also a vaccine skeptic, began overseeing the CDC earlier this year.

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Trump appoints Louisiana surgeon general who ended vaccine promotions to CDC

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Vaccine skeptic Ralph Abraham picked as CDC deputy director

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Trump Administration Appoints Vaccine Skeptic as CDC’s No. 2

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention appointed Louisiana Surgeon General Dr. Ralph Abraham as the second in command, the latest move in a year of upheaval for the agency.

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Louisiana health official who halted state vaccine campaign tapped as CDC’s No. 2

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Louisiana surgeon general who stopped promoting vaccination will be second in command at CDC

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Louisiana Surgeon General Ralph Abraham selected for top CDC post

Earlier this year, he ordered staff to stop engaging in media campaigns and community health fairs to encourage vaccinations.

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New leader tapped for CDC had stopped pushing vaccines amid flu surge

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Vaccine critic selected as CDC deputy director

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Children need at least 60 mins of physical activity, says US CDC: Simple exercises to help kids stay active and healthy

Teens require sixty minutes of daily activity. This movement strengthens muscles and bones. It also sharpens the mind and improves mood. Fun and varie

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Exercise class leads to outbreak of COVID-19, CDC says

THE CDC SAYS THAT MASKS SHOULD BE WORN INSIDE GYMS AND FACILITIES EVEN DURING EXERCISE. — The CDC released findings on Wednesday that indicated that an indoor exercise class led to an outbreak of the COVID-19 virus in Chicago during the summer.

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Louisiana health official who ended vaccination promotion selected for No. 2 CDC job

Louisiana Surgeon General Ralph Abraham, who moved to end vaccination promotion work in that state, has been selected for the No. 2 job at the Atlanta-based U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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CDC report shows upswing in exercise by adults

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - More Americans are getting up off the sofa and exercising, but a lot more progress is needed to persuade millions of slackers to start sweating a bit, U.S. health officials said on Wednesday. Sign up here. In 2005, 46.7 percent of U ...