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Public health field sees 'mass exodus' with local officials

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Public health field sees 'mass exodus' with local officials

Public health field sees 'mass exodus' with local officials

Covid-19 has pushed the public health system to its brink, and public health officials are leaving the field – some stressed and others fired, like former Riverside County, California public health officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser.

CNN’s senior medical correspondent Elizabeth Cohen investigates.


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