The sudden disappearance of critical public health data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in early 2025 has left a gaping hole in our ability to track and prevent diseases. This isn’t just about missing datasets; it’s about the trust and collaboration that underpin public health. As an infectious disease epidemiologist, I find this situation deeply concerning, not only for the immediate impact on disease monitoring but also for the long-term implications for public health research and policy. The Importance of Public Health Data Public health data is the lifeblood of disease tracking and prevention. It informs (Read more…)
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