‘Often flying blind’: Up to $246 million of taxpayer-funded CDC programs are largely unstaffed
First publishedAug 19, 16:59 UTC
Last updatedAug 19, 19:30 UTC · 7m ago
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still has an Alzheimer’s disease program. Congress appropriated $41 million to it this year.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still has an Alzheimer’s disease program. Congress appropriated $41 million to it this year. There’s just no one staffing it. Then there’s the agency’s Office on Smoking and Health.
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- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still has an Alzheimer’s disease program. Congress appropriated $41 million to it this year.
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‘Often flying blind’: Up to $246 million of taxpayer-funded CDC programs are largely unstaffed
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