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Trump Administration Freezes Federal Health Communication Amid COVID-19 Outbreaks

The Biden administration has placed a temporary freeze on federal health agency communications pending political review, causing concern among health experts as COVID-19 outbreaks continue.

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The Trump administration's memo orders federal health agencies to pause public communications until Feb. 1, raising concerns about access to vital health information during ongoing outbreaks of COVID-19, influenza, and H5N1 avian flu. While some see this as a standard transition procedure, critics fear it may hinder the quick dissemination of important health updates. Key reports including the CDC’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report may be delayed, prompting widespread concern among health officials and experts about potential impacts on public health during a critical time.

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