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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership at the CDC is facing intense criticism. Three senior CDC leaders resigned due to frustrations over his policies, particularly his vaccine skepticism. The White House defends Kennedy, calling him a public health expert, while others, including some Republicans and Democrats, call for his resignation. The turmoil follows recent widespread layoffs at the CDC and concerns about the impact of Kennedy's policies on vaccine programs and public health initiatives. Kennedy insists on rebuilding the CDC's credibility and trust.

Prepared by Lauren Mitchell and reviewed by editorial team.