This is the People’s CDC bi-weekly update for June 2, 2025. This Weather Report from the People’s CDC shares the latest news on the COVID situation and other public health crises in the United States.
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The important business of the New York State budget was delayed in part by Gov. Hochul’s stalwart insistence on burdening New Yorkers’ ability to protect themselves from environmental hazards and airborne pathogens. Since the Governor first requested an anti-mask policy in the state budget in mid-March, the People’s CDC has joined activists across New York State calling out the harms such policies present to public health.
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May 19, 2025 Press release The Trump Administration has failed to protect the workforce by cutting most of NIOSH and HICPAC at the CDC Washington DC – As the US faces the start of the sixth year of the COVID pandemic, the People’s CDC denounces the Trump administration for failing to protect workers and especially workers and patients in healthcare settings. Healthcare-acquired infections from SARS-CoV-2 and Flu drive unnecessary harm and death, all preventable by universal masking. However, federal agencies and committees at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) with vital roles in ensuring the highest safety standards in workplaces and healthcare settings such as the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) was defunded and the Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC) was eliminated. This was carried out under the current Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F Kennedy, Jr.
This is the People’s CDC bi-weekly update for May 19th, 2025. This Weather Report from the People’s CDC shares the latest news on the COVID situation and ways public health and access to healthcare in the United States is at risk. See the “Take Action” section for what we can do to protect public health.
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This is the People’s CDC bi-weekly update for May 5, 2025. This Weather Report from the People’s CDC shares the latest news on the COVID situation and other public health issues in the United States, with things we can all do to protect ours and others’ health.
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The last few months have seen massive attacks on the public health sector. New NIH funding guidelines, released on April 21, 2025, require that recipients of federal funds must certify that they do not operate any programs which advance or promote diversity, equity, inclusion or accessibility, and that they do not engage in boycotts of
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April 23, 2025: Press release
Experts Condemn Trump Administration Attacks on Science and Public Health, Call on Hospitals to Keep Patients Safe for All
Release journal article demonstrating simple infection control measures dramatically reduce hospital-acquired illness and death
This is the People’s CDC bi-weekly update for April 21, 2025. This Weather Report from the People’s CDC sheds light on the COVID situation and other public health issues in the United States with things we can all do to protect ours and others’ health.
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This is the People’s CDC bi-weekly update for April 7, 2025! This Very Brief Weather Report from the People’s CDC sheds light on the ongoing COVID pandemic and other public health crises in the US.
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This is the People’s CDC bi-weekly update for March 24, 2025! This Weather Report from the People’s CDC sheds light on the ongoing COVID pandemic and other public health crises in the US. This edition highlights Long COVID.
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