Experts from the CDC are forbidden to release new studies or news items, including certain conditions that are considered awake.
The agency has been told to withdraw literature or, awaiting publications that mention terms such as 'transgender', 'LGBT', 'pregnant people' or 'immigrant'.
Dr. Sam Posner, the Associate Director of the CDC for Science, told employees in an e -mail at the end of Friday to Ax's sentences “that promote or deploy gender ideology or that are marked as a risk.”
Days before that, CDC employees were also instructed to edit any mention of these prohibited conditions, so that thousands of health advice pages disappeared on the website of the agency.
The movements come as part of Prescandidate Donald Trump's Executive Order focused on eradicating' gender ideology extremism 'in the federal government.
Under his rule, only two sexes will be Recognized: male and feminine.
But former and current staff in the American health authorities have criticized the removal of certain conditions such as censorship and an attempt to erase people from society.
The CDC has more than 1,700 scientists and under the new pronunciation of Trump, if they have written a paper with the help of one of his forbidden terms, they must withdraw it for consideration.
As part of Pres Ident Donald Trump's promise to eradicate, the wokism of federal agencies is forbidden to use a list of terms
If they are co-authors on a newspaper that originated outside the desk, she is also asked to get their names from the newspaper.
The Memo of Dr. Posner explained a statement that employees had to use to use in corresponding with any scientific journal: 'In accordance with the executive order of the President Titte, the defense of women from the extremism co -author of this entry. '
Larry Gostin, the director of the World Health Organization Center for Global Health Law, told the New York Times that the directive amounts to censorship.
He explained: 'It is important to emphasize that scientific expression is the core of the freedoms of the first amendment, just as important for the constitution as artistic and political speech.
“The White House guideline is positive Orwellian.”
In the meantime, Dr. Richard Besser, who served as acting director of the CDC in 2009, is created: 'The information about transgender health that is stripped of government websites is absolutely incredible.
“It's hard to know where to talk about how offensive this is, this attempt by the government to erase people from society.”
Following the withdrawal order, thousands of web pages on the website of the Health Agency that discuss these topics now give error messages.
One page with details about LGBT health services no longer works with a message with a message: “This page is archived for historical purposes and is no longer updated.”
Another message on the CDC website informs users that it is currently 'changed' to meet the executive orders of Trump.
Many affected pages do not seem to be immediately linked to gender ideology. For example, pages on contraception for care providers and heart conditions in Florida are also missing.
The withdrawal warrant goes beyond an initial directive on January 21 that federal health agencies pause their own public communication to make an assessment of those materials possible by Trump -appointments.
In a memo, acting secretary of the US Department of Health and Human Services told Dorothy Fink to desk staff leaders that an 'immediate break' was ordered on – among other things – regulations, guidance, announcements, press releases, messages on social media and website post until such communication was approved by a political appointment.
Thousands of web pages on the website of the Health Agency on topics such as LGBT Health now shows error messages
The break also applies to everything that is meant to be published in the Federal Register, where the executive power communicates rules and regulations, and the Morbility and Mortality Weekly Report, a CDC -Scientific Publication.
The break was in force until 1 February, the memo said, but now it seems to have been extended without announced end date.
The prohibition of communication extends to the publication of new recommendations, subsidy announcements and news items.
Insiders say that part of the missing content of the CDC website will return with processed terminology.
However, material about certain issues – such as transgender health – is expected to be permanently deleted.
The scrubs will come within the CDC after the Office of Personnel Management has sent a memo of two pages in which all heads of government agencies were demanded that measures meet diversity, shares and inclusion (dei) programs.
The CDC, FDA, HHS and National Institutes of Health (NIH) were ordered to stop external communication.
Employees of the agencies have praised that blocking health information can be dangerous for people who rely on public health authorities for health advice.
Meanwhile eMEE -Onderstoren from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) are reportedly also ordered to achieve the content with regard to climate change Of all public websites, according to E -mails obtained by ABC News.
When Trump is also ordered federal employees to remove their pronouns from their e -mail signs.
The CDC removed different pages on HIV, gender -based violence and sexually transmitted diseases. Above is the departing CDC boss Mandy Cohen
The chaotic scenes follow an executive command of President Trump last week and demand that all federal agencies 'women acknowledge that they are biologically female, and men are biologically male'.
It is not immediately clear why some CDC pages that have little influence on transgender problems.
The sudden measures have gained well -to -do from federal employees and health experts.
John Peller, head of the AIDS Foundation Chicago, said: 'This is very alarming. In many cases, basic health information becomes dark. '
At the National Institutes of Health, a senior employee insisted this week at desk leaders to refuse to implement the guidance of the Trump administration in an e -mail in an e -mail to acting NIH director Matthew Memoli and other top officials, according to Reuters .
The employee, Nate brought, director of the NIH Executive Office, said that Trump's orders are contrary to years of NIH research and findings about sexuality and gender.
The USDA was also reported assignment to remove pages on climate change. The former Minister of Agriculture Tom Vilsack of the United States is shown above
He wrote: “By complying with these orders, we will deny the contributions to the NIH mission through trans- and intersex members of our employees, and the contributions of trans- and intersex citizens to our society.”
“This policy will lead to mental health crises or worse for tens of thousands of Americans who contribute productively to our communities.”
In the meantime, USDA employees have also been instructed to achieve the content with regard to climate change – A subject that Trump has repeatedly insinued is exaggerated.
In the E -mail, USDA director of Digital Communications Peter Rhee said that the process requires that employees 'identify and archive all destination pages or not publish or publish a focused on climate change' and follows related content in an Excel spreadsheet.
“OC will assess and determine the submitted materials about the following steps,” he wrote, referring to the office of communication of the department.
