CDC Funding Cuts Threaten Michigan’s Sickle Cell Data Collection Program
May 14, 2025
Recent Trump administration cuts at the CDC threaten the future of Michigan’s sickle cell disease registry and research.
Recent Trump administration cuts at the CDC threaten the future of Michigan’s sickle cell disease registry and research.
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Bills in Michigan’s House and Senate aim to ban gender-affirming care for transgender minors, sparking controversy.
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