CDC Deputy Director Jennifer Shuford Resigns After Four Months Amid Criticism
Jennifer Shuford, the CDC's deputy director, is resigning after just four months in the role, citing a desire to spend more time with family. Her departure comes as the agency faces scrutiny over its handling of measles outbreaks and related deaths.
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CDC's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jennifer Shuford Resigns After Just Six Months
CDC's second-in-command stepping down after just 6 months
CDC's Deputy Director Dr. Jennifer Shuford Resigns After Six Months
CDC's second-in-command stepping down after just 6 months
CDC's second-in-command stepping down after just 6 months
CDC's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jennifer Shuford Resigns After Six Months
CDC Deputy Director Dr. Jennifer Shuford Resigns After Six Months
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