CDC director Suzan Monarerez outside. Other agency leaders resign: NPR

New York – The country’s best public health agency director came out after less than one month in the job, and many senior agencies were resigned.

The officials did not explain the reason for the lack of Susan Monarerez with the agency, but her lawyers said that she was targeting support for science.

The US Department of Health and Humanitarian Services announced its departure in a summary Social media after Wednesday However, Susan Monarerez is no longer the director of diseases control and prevention centers. We thank her for her service for the American people. “

On Wednesday evening, her lawyer Mark Zaid and Abi David Lowl issued a statement that he had not resigned and had not been told that she was expelled.

“When Susan Monarerez, director of the Disease Control Center, Susan Monarerez, refused non -scientific measures and healthy fire experts, she chose to protect the public to provide a political agenda. Therefore, it was targeted.”

They said: “This is not a single official. It is related to the systematic dismantling of public health institutions, silence of experts, and the dangerous politicization of science. The attack on Dr. Monares is a warning to every American: our evidence -based systems are undermined.”

Her departure coincided with the resignation this week of four senior officials from the Center for Disease Control. The list includes Dr. Dibra Hurai, deputy director of the agency; Dr. Daniel Genenegan, Head of the National Center for Emerging and Emerging Diseases; Dr. Demeter Daskalakis, Head of the Center for Vacation and respiratory diseases; Dr. Jennifer Leiden, Director of Public Health Data Office, Monitoring and Technology.

In an e -mail saw by AP correspondent, Houry expressed his regret for the impacts of the disabled agency from the planned budget discounts, reorganization and release plans.

She wrote: “I am committed to protecting the health of the public, but the ongoing changes prevent me from continuing my job as the agency’s leader.”

She also noticed the rise of wrong information about vaccines during the current Trump administration, and hinted at new borders on the calls of the Disease Control Center.

“For the sake of the nation and the world, science should not be subject to the center of control of diseases on censorship or subject to political interpretations or interpretations.”

Daskalakis worked closely with the Consulting Committee for Iris -Evidence. Kennedy reshaped the committee by shooting everyone and replacing them with a group that included many skeptics of the vaccines-one of whom was responsible for the COVID-19 vaccine working group.

in ResignationDaskalakis expressed that the changes put “people with doubtful and more suspicious intentionally responsible for recommending the policy of vaccine.” He described Monares as “Utarong and marginalized by an authoritarian leader.” He added: “Their desire to satisfy a political base will lead to death and disability for children and weak adults.”

He also wrote: “I am unable to serve in a CDC deal as a tool to create policies and materials that do not reflect the scientific reality.”

HHS officials have not immediately answered questions about the resignation, or to the Monarez lawyer statement.

Some public health experts have criticized the loss of many CDC leaders.

“This is a divorced disaster for public health,” said Dr. Robert Steinbruck from the public citizen.

Michael Ostohm, an infectious researcher at the University of Minnesota, said that the leave of the Disease Control Center was “a dangerous loss for America.”

He said, “The loss of experienced pathologists with experience at a global level at the Center for Disease Control is directly related to the failed leadership of extremists currently responsible for the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services,” he said. “They make our country less safe and less prepared for public health emergencies.”

Monarerez, 50, was the agency’s twenty -first manager and the first to pass through the assertion of the Senate after the 2023 Law. She was appointed as the Acting Manager in January, then took advantage of it as a candidate in March after Trump suddenly pulled his first choice, David Wildon.

The constitutional oath led on July 31-less than a month ago, which made it the shortest director of the Center for Disease Control in the history of the agency, who is 79 years old.

Its short time was at the center of controlling diseases. On August 8, at the end of its first full week in the job, Georgia’s man opened fire from a place in a pharmacy across the street from the main entrance to the Center for Disease Control. The 30-year-old blames the Covid-19 vaccine for making it depressed and suicide. A police officer was killed and more than 180 rounds were launched in the buildings of the Disease Control Center before killing himself.

No one was injured in CDC, but he ascended employees who already had low morale of other modern changes.

The Atlanta -based Federal Agency was initially established to prevent malaria from spreading in the United States whose mission was later expanded, and it has gradually became a global leader in infectious and chronic diseases and a source of health information.

It was exposed this year through widespread discounts for employees, the resignation of the main officials and the hot controversy over the policies of the Dispond to a long time that the Minister of Health Robert F. Kennedy Junior.

During the Senate confirmation process, Monares told the members of the Senate that it appreciates vaccines, public health interventions and strict scientific evidence. But she raged to a large extent of questions about whether these situations put them in conflict with Kennedy, a long -suspicious vaccine that criticized and sought to dismantle some protocols and previous agency’s decisions.

the Washington Post She mentioned for the first time that she was expelled.