Chief Healthcare Executive November 23, 2024
Ron Southwick

Dave Weldon, a physician and former congressman, is tapped for the Centers for Disease Control. The president-elect chose Dr. Marty Makary to run the Food & Drug Administration.

President-elect Donald Trump says he’s nominating Dave Weldon, a physician and former Florida congressman, to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Trump announced the nomination Friday night. The choice of Weldon comes as Trump has been filling key health posts along with the rest of his Cabinet.

“As a father of two and a husband of 45 years, Dave understands American Family Values, and views Health as one of utmost importance,” Trump said on Truth Social. “Dave will prioritize Transparency, Competence, and High Standards at CDC. Dave will proudly restore...

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