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CDC staffers speak out after deadly shooting near headquarters
CDC staffers participated in a meeting on Saturday, when several workers expressed anger and fear over a deadly shooting that killed a police officer and the suspect in Atlanta on Friday. Staffers who were inside the meeting say many of them blamed anti-CDC rhetoric from the Trump administration and Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F.
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Inside a crisis at the CDC: Shooting adds to trauma as workers describe projects, careers in limbo
Sign up to receive Healthbeat’s free Atlanta newsletter here.Centers for Disease Control and Prevention workers whose jobs have been reinstated after dizzying Trump administration disruptions say they ...
The union representing government employees at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention pushed back on how ...
Patrick White is accused of fatally shooting a DeKalb officer near the CDC on Friday; a gunfight with police ended with his ...
Patrick Joseph White, 30, was carrying five guns, including at least one long gun, when he was denied entry and forced to ...
Public health workers and allies gathered Sunday at Piedmont Park to grieve and demand accountability after a gunman took aim ...
Former Surgeon General Jerome Adams said Sunday that Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. “failed” in his ...
Atlanta gunman Patrick Joseph White “targeted” the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention campus in an attack related to Covid-19, officials said.White, 30, opened fire from an Atlanta CVS on ...
The suspected gunman in the attack that killed a police officer near the Emory University campus and the CDC's headquarters ...
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