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Trump's CDC pick, Dr. Dave Weldon, a Long Island native, stirs concern

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The article from Newsday discusses Dr. Dave Weldon, a former Republican Congressman from Florida, who has been appointed to the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). Weldon, who is also a physician, has a history of questioning the safety and efficacy of vaccines, notably the HPV vaccine. His appointment has raised concerns among public health experts and advocates due to his past skepticism towards vaccines, which contradicts the CDC's mission to promote vaccination. Critics worry that his views could influence ACIP's recommendations, potentially undermining public trust in vaccine safety and efficacy. Weldon's background includes a stint in Congress where he was known for his conservative views and his involvement in health policy, including his opposition to certain vaccine mandates. Despite his controversial stance, Weldon has also worked on bipartisan health initiatives, which might suggest a complex approach to public health issues.

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