The Trump Administration Is Embracing Infection
Briefly

The article highlights a concerning trend in the United States where the government is dismantling established protections against infectious diseases. Despite a storied history of effective public health initiatives that reduced diseases to near extinction, recent actions by the Trump administration have severely undermined these efforts. Funding cuts to biomedical research, clinical trials, and public health agencies, coupled with the downplaying of vaccine importance, pose significant risks. These changes threaten to expose the nation to a resurgence of diseases that were previously controlled or eradicated.
America isn't merely reducing protections against diseases; it's actively inviting them in, facing dangers not seen in decades due to systematic neglect of public health.
Historical investments in public health eradicated diseases like smallpox and polio, but recent actions by the U.S. government threaten to undo these achievements.
Read at The Atlantic
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