I want to assure you there are no banned words at CDC. We will continue to talk about all our important public health programs.
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Thank you for this, but I couldn’t help but notice the words you changed in this tweet. Why not say evidence based as usual? Because it’s banned!
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So the CDC will continue to say evidence-based and science-based? Yes or no?
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I feel like reading the thread should answer this question pretty easily
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Prove it, say the words.
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She said two of them, probably the most important two, in the second tweet.
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So can you link to a CDC release that uses one of those words as proof?
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@CDCDirector Can you clarify this further? Have there been ANY memos or directives on word use at the CDC? -
I'm impressed by what you have said. Can you state outright "There was never any issue on omitting specific words from budget documents?"
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