On January 31, 2025, the Trump Administration removed significant health data from government websites, inciting concern among healthcare providers and researchers. Key information regarding HIV was absent from the CDC, while census.gov faced outages. The Youth Risk Behavioral Surveillance System data was also offline, worrying public health officials who depend on such datasets. This action follows an executive order from Trump to dismantle diversity initiatives, leading to scrutiny of federal agency websites. Health professionals were urged to download necessary information as accessibility to critical resources became uncertain.
The removal of crucial health data from government websites has raised significant concerns among health care providers and researchers relying on this information.
As the Trump administration acts on its executive order against diversity initiatives, vital resources like HIV data and the Youth Risk Behavioral Surveillance System are suddenly inaccessible.
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