More than 750 current and former federal health workers signed a letter to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The letter comes on the heels of the Aug. 8 shooting at the CDC, in which a gunman shot nearly 500 rounds at the CDC headquarters on Clifton Road in Atlanta.

Two stories in the news suggest that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is a tense place to work at the moment: ・Layoffs: The Washington Post reports that between 500 and 600 CDC staffers ...

Several employees said layoffs have added to anger that President Trump has not commented publicly since a gunman opened fire at CDC headquarters this month.

At least 600 employees of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are receiving permanent termination notices in the wake of a recent court decision that protected some CDC employees from ...

It comes after a deadly shooting at CDC HQ in Atlanta. Over 750 US Department of Health and Human Services staff on Wednesday called on Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to ensure health workers' safety ...

Kennedy Jr. speaks at an event at the USDA Whitten Building on Aug. 4, 2025. Credit - Tom Williams—CQ-Roll Call, Inc/. M ore ...

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More than 750 employees across the Department of Health and Human Services sent a signed letter to members of Congress and ...

“The violent August 8th attack on CDC’s headquarters in Atlanta was not random,” the letter ... “We don’t know enough about ...

They say the attack at the CDC earlier this month came amid growing mistrust in public institutions, driven by politicized rhetoric.