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  1. Trump appointed Chris Klomp as HHS Deputy Secretary and nominated Erica Schwartz for CDC director, leveraging Klomp's background in Medicare.
  2. Erica Schwartz succeeded Susan Monarez as agency director and is now leading the agency under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s tenure.
  3. CDC officials, including Erica Schwartz, are managing an outbreak while publicly disputing official health protocols.

CDC director Erica Schwartz was involved in public health operations across DC, Puerto Rico, and served at various clinics.

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CDC director Erica Schwartz was involved in public health operations across DC, Puerto Rico, and served at various clinics.

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