This article examines the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) evolving role, advocating for a redefinition that emphasizes public-private health partnerships. It highlights the historical context of the CDC and the increasing necessity of integrating private sector capabilities in public health responses. The piece concludes that formalized collaboration between the CDC and private entities is crucial for building a resilient national health infrastructure and rebuilding public trust.
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Redefining the CDC’s Role in a Public-Private Health Partnership Era
This article examines the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) evolving role, advocating for a redefinition that emphasizes public-private health partnerships. It highlights the historical context of the CDC and the increasing necessity of integrating private sector capabilities in public health responses. The piece concludes that formalized collaboration between the CDC and private entities is crucial for building a resilient national health infrastructure and rebuilding public trust.