A new leader is now in place at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Dr. Erica Schwartz is a 54-year-old with a notable background, including degrees in medicine and law.
S. Coast Guard. Her confirmation came after a vote, with the outcome being 51 in favor and 44 opposed.
This development brings new direction to the agency, which has faced challenges. Further information about Dr. Schwartz and her new role can be found through KSAT 12, a local ABC affiliate in San Antonio, TX.
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