Alexander Tin
Staff Digital Reporter at CBS News
Reporting for @CBSNews in D.C. on federal public health. Raised in sunny Nevada. Email is [email protected], call/text/signal at 202-381-7107
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cbsnews.com | Alexander Tin
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention official said Tuesday she was resigning from her role overseeing updates to the agency's COVID-19 vaccine recommendations, following an order by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to force an update to the agency's guidance.
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flipboard.com | Alexander Tin
NowRFK Jr. has ordered a review of baby formula. Here's what you should knowHealth and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has ordered a review of baby formula. Here's what you should know. (Scripps News)14 hours agoOpinion | We are witnessing the suicide of a superpowerThe president’s assault on science dangerously undermines America’s superpower status.
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cbsnews.com | Alexander Tin |Nicole Brown Chau
After years of largely predictable norovirus waves, the emergence of a new strain might have disrupted the seasonal pattern of outbreaks from this notorious stomach bug, suggests a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In previous years, the U.S. usually saw norovirus outbreaks increase around December. That marked the start of the season for the virus. But last year's season started in October, as a new norovirus strain called GII.17 drove a record wave of outbreaks.
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flipboard.com | Alexander Tin
9 hours agoHow your pets alter your immune systemLiving with animals is thought to have profound effects on our immunity – potentially reducing the risk of allergies, eczema and even autoimmune conditions. Since they first emigrated from Central Europe to North America in the 18th Century, the Amish have become known for their unique lifestyle. …5 hours agoThe Mid-Morning Habit Cardiologists Are Begging You to Never, Ever DoYour favorite mid-morning fix could be doing more harm than good.
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kffhealthnews.org | Celine Gounder |Alexander Tin
The Trump administration has moved to end funding for a broad swath of HIV vaccine research, saying current approaches are enough to counter the virus, several scientists and federal health officials say. Notifications that the funding would not be extended were relayed May 30 to researchers, who were told by National Institutes of Health officials that the Department of Health and Human Services had elected “to go with currently available approaches to eliminate HIV” instead.
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RT @CBSNews: Head of worker safety agency NIOSH restored, ahead of RFK Jr. hearing. https://t.co/e0wTYHccbE
The head of @NIOSH, Dr. John Howard, and several teams at this worker safety agency within @CDCgov have been reinstated, ahead of @SecKennedy's Capitol Hill hearings tomorrow https://t.co/rnML1JAx6Z
RT @CBSNews: Many probationary workers at the Department of Health and Human Services had been put on paid leave amid court battles with th…
