Donald Trump to Review Scientific Papers from CDC
UPDATED: CDC withdraws new scientific publications to scrub specific words: reports
Jan. 31, the CDC's chief science officer sent an internal email that informed the agency’s division heads that all papers written or co-written by CDC scientists are being withdrawn and that agency scientists should take their names off of papers they are collaborating on with external scientists, Reuters reported.
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DEI would’ve ruined our country and now it’s dead,” Trump said. “So if they want to scrub the websites, that’s OK with me.” ...
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