STAT+: What’s already been lost from CDC layoffs
In today's D.C. Diagnosis newsletter, layoffs hit the National Academies, and a look at what's already been lost from firings at the CDC.
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Scoop: National Academies loses $40M in federal contracts, prompting layoffs
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine has a 160-year history of bringing together experts to produce independent, science-based guidance on important issues affecting the U.S.
