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New CDC director acknowledges agency problems in first large staff meeting

Dr. Erica Schwartz openly acknowledges the significant challenges facing the CDC, including staff shortages and employee burnout, in her first large meeting. With over 3,000 employees having left, she emphasizes the need for action to rebui...

AP News· Aug 20, 2026 · 10:51 AM · 1 views

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Dr. Erica Schwartz openly acknowledges the significant challenges facing the CDC, including staff shortages and employee burnout, in her first large meeting. With over 3,000 employees having left, she emphasizes the need for action to rebuild trust within the agency.

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