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Former CDC director says she was fired for refusing to rubber–stamp vaccine policies

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Dr. Susan Monarez testified before Congress that she was fired by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for refusing to approve vaccine recommendations without reviewing the science behind them. NBC News’ Anne Thompson reports.

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