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Welcome to Wellness on Mass.

I'm Dr. Nicole Sapphire, and this is your weekly rundown.

Well, it has been

quite the week. We have seen incredible historic things happening. One thing that we also saw

coming out of the Middle East peace deals are the return of the remaining hostages. There have been

recounts of malnutrition, starvation, targeted starvation for psychological terror.

It's going to take a long time for these hostages to recover, but I am happy that they're

receiving the medical care they need, and they are home, and they are on their way to recovery.

We're going to talk about two other things for this week's weekly rundown.

Earlier this month, chaos hit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention when roughly

1,300 employees were abruptly laid off. This included epidemiologists, immunization experts,

and many receiving notices while the government is still navigating a shutdown.

But within days, the backlash was swift, facing mounting pressure.

Federal health officials have reversed course, reinstating about 700 of those positions, but still leaving roughly 600 people without jobs.

Now, the administration has since called the incident a coding error, but whether

or not that's true, the consequences clearly are undeniable for days, key programs, including the

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