- Monarez says Kennedy demanded pre-approval for vaccine decisions
- Former CDC director appearing before Senate HELP Committee
- Kennedy replaced vaccine advisers with anti-vaccine activists
- Kennedy criticism grows after Monarez firing, CDC resignations
WASHINGTON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Former U.S. CDC Director Susan Monarez told a Senate panel on Wednesday that Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. required her to seek her own political staff’s approval for her policy and personnel decisions before ultimately firing her.
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