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US Ebola Preparedness Tested as Kenya Quarantine Plan Draws Scrutiny

Washington— Most hospitals in a U.S. government-backed network for treating highly infectious diseases are prepared to receive Ebola patients if

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Trump Eyes HHS Purge in Civil Service Overhaul

Washington-The administration of Donald Trump is expected to strip hundreds of employees at U.S. health agencies of longstanding civil service

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US Health Policy Debate Intensifies as Spiritual Rhetoric, Budget Cuts Shape Public Health Direction

“Spiritual and physical maladies thrive on one another,” In February 2025, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. assumed office as secretary of