Trump health staffing, funding cuts slow cyclospora response
First publishedJul 20, 17:00 UTC
Last updatedJul 21, 14:46 UTC · 16m ago
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Cases of cyclospora are rising as the Trump administration’s historic cuts to staffing and funding at federal health agencies meet chronic underfunding at the state and local level. It's a complicated and chaotic mix of issues that have converged to hamper the government's reaction and response, experts and former federal officials said.
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- Cases of cyclospora are rising as the Trump administration’s historic cuts to staffing and funding at federal health agencies meet chronic underfunding at the state and local level. It's a complicated and chaotic mix of issues that have converged to hamper the government's reaction and response, experts and former federal officials said.
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