Anthrax investigator to be named first female CDC director

03 Jul 2002

A scientist on the front lines of the anthrax investigation is being tapped to head the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, administration officials said Tuesday. Julie Gerberding will become the first female director of the CDC, the nation`s top public health agency. Full Story

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