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Dr Reeves departs major US CFS research program
Wednesday 3 February 2010
The CFIDS Association of America's Facebook Group reports on the departure of Dr William C Reeves (pictured) from the CDC's CFS Research Program:
Change of leadership announced for CDC's CFS Research Program
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced that Dr. William C. Reeves, head of the agency's CFS Research Program, will be taking a new position within the agency effective Feb. 14, 2010 and that he will no longer lead the agency's CFS research. Dr. Elizabeth Unger will serve as acting chief of the Chronic Viral Diseases Branch, the unit within CDC that houses the CFS Research Program. On Feb. 14, Dr. Reeves will begin an assignment as Senior Advisor for Mental Health Surveillance in the Public Health Surveillance Program Office within the CDC's Office of Surveillance, Epidemiology, and Laboratory Services.
The CFIDS Association of America, other organizations and advocates have vocally supported new program leadership to effect a more robust research effort at CDC. This staffing change has the potential to significantly advance CFS research beyond the agency's intramural program and to seize scientific momentum generated by recent discoveries. We are fully dedicated to making rapid progress in this new era of collaboration and discovery in CFS research.
K. Kimberly McCleary
President & CEO
The CFIDS Association of America
More information about Dr. Unger's academic training and professional experience can be found here.
The article originally appeared here.
And Cort Johnson ponders the decision on his Bringing the Heat blog.
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