Courtney Williams+FollowCDC Resignation Drama Over Vaccine PolicyMajor shakeup at the CDC! The official in charge of tracking COVID hospitalizations just quit in protest after RFK Jr. ordered big changes to vaccine recommendations—skipping the usual expert panel and even firing its members. She says she can’t trust the data will be used scientifically anymore. Critics are calling it a huge loss for public health, and ex-panelists warn this could put families at risk. The new, Kennedy-picked committee meets next week. Wild times for vaccine policy! #CDC #VaccinePolicy #PublicHealth #Health #BodyHealth83Share
FrozenComet+FollowHow to Effortlessly Cite CDC Sources in Your PapersHave you ever stared at a CDC article, wondering how to cite it without summoning a citation demon? I’ve been there, lost in a forest of APA, AMA, MLA, and Chicago rules. 🌲📚 But fear not! Whether you’re crafting a research masterpiece or just need to reference the CDC’s wisdom, each style has its own quirks—like APA’s love for parentheses or Chicago’s footnote obsession. The trick? Always start with the CDC as your author, then follow each style’s rhythm for dates, titles, and URLs. Still confused? You’re not alone! Drop your questions or corrections below—maybe you’ll spot a mistake I missed (and I’ll owe you a coffee). Let’s untangle these citation mysteries together. What’s your biggest citation headache? Share your secrets! 🤔✨ #AcademicWriting #CitationTips #CDC #Education30Share
Jacqueline Ray+FollowCDC’s HIV Data Drama: Millions Wasted?Imagine spending years collecting life-saving HIV data, only for it to vanish into a black hole because of sudden CDC layoffs. Researchers say two massive HIV projects are now on pause, risking millions in wasted taxpayer dollars and leaving health officials flying blind. The kicker? All that info from thousands of people might never see the light of day, making it harder to fight HIV and help those most at risk. What a mess! #HIVAwareness #PublicHealth #CDC #Health #BodyHealth306Share
rmartinFollowingModerna’s RSV Shot Faces CDC DramaModerna just got the green light for its RSV vaccine in younger at-risk adults, but now there’s drama: a new CDC panel (with some anti-vax vibes) might not back it. Their shares dropped, and everyone’s wondering if this new group will actually recommend the shot. Meanwhile, rival vaccine makers are feeling the heat too. Big pharma plot twist, anyone? #Moderna #RSVvaccine #CDC #Health #BodyHealth100Share
Joel Sweeney+FollowCDC Vaccine Boss Steps Down Amid ShakeupBig shakeup at the CDC: the official leading Covid-19 vaccine recommendations just resigned right as the government pulled its advice for healthy kids and pregnant women to get the shot. This move goes against medical evidence, especially for pregnant women, and could make getting Covid vaccines trickier and pricier for those who still want them. The drama behind the scenes is wild—what do you think about these changes? #CDC #Covid19 #Vaccines #Health101Share
Joel Sweeney+FollowNorovirus Season Might Start Early Again?!Anyone else notice stomach bugs hitting earlier last year? Turns out, a new norovirus strain (GII.17) crashed the party and may have messed with the usual outbreak schedule. Normally, norovirus season kicks off in December, but last year it started in October! Now, the CDC is watching closely to see if this new strain will keep things unpredictable. Basically, we might need to brace for an early wave again—stay tuned (and maybe stock up on hand sanitizer). #Norovirus #HealthNews #CDC #Health00Share
Kevin Rodriguez+FollowNorovirus Season Might Start Early Again?!Norovirus usually waits till December to crash the party, but last year it showed up in October thanks to a new strain (GII.17) and caused a record wave of stomach bugs. Now, the CDC is keeping a close eye to see if this early surge will happen again. With GII.17 still dominating most outbreaks, experts aren’t sure if we’re in for another early season or if things will go back to normal. Stay tuned and maybe stock up on hand sanitizer! #Norovirus #CDC #HealthNews #Health02Share
Melanie James+FollowTraveling Soon? Measles Alert!Measles cases are popping up everywhere, and the CDC just updated its travel warning. If you’re planning a trip abroad, make sure you’re fully vaxxed (yep, even the kiddos!). Measles spreads super easily—think airports, trains, big events—so don’t risk bringing it home. If you’re not sure about your immunity, check with your doc ASAP. Seriously, nobody wants their vacation souvenir to be a virus! #TravelAlert #Measles #CDC #Health20Share
Charles Coleman+FollowMeasles on Planes? CDC Issues New WarningThe CDC just ramped up its measles travel warning after dozens of contagious travelers flew within the U.S. this year. Airports, planes, tourist spots—basically anywhere crowded is fair game for catching measles right now. The agency says measles is a global risk, and cases are rising again in the U.S. If you’re not vaccinated, the CDC now suggests you might want to postpone your trip. Wild, right? Stay safe and double-check your vax status before you book that flight! #MeaslesAlert #TravelSafe #CDC #Spirituality344Share
Melanie James+FollowCDC Drops COVID Shots for Kids & Pregnant WomenBig shakeup: COVID vaccines are no longer on the CDC’s recommended list for healthy kids and pregnant women. RFK Jr. announced it, saying it’s a win for “common sense and good science.” But not everyone’s cheering—doctors are worried this will confuse parents and limit access, especially since COVID can still be risky for some kids and pregnant people. Insurance might not cover the shots anymore, either. What do you think—smart move or risky business? #COVID19 #Vaccines #CDC #Health507Share
