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Published: January 31, 2018
By: Meredith Wadman
“On August 9, one day after purchasing [between $1000 and $15,000 of] stock in global giant Japan Tobacco, she toured the CDC’s Tobacco Laboratory, which researches how the chemicals in tobacco harm human health,” Politico reported.
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The purchase preceded Fitzgerald’s 7 September 2017 signing of an ethics agreement promising to recuse herself from any activity that could pose a financial conflict, Politico reported. Fitzgerald, a former commissioner of public health in Georgia who took the reins at CDC’s Atlanta headquarters last July, did not sell the tobacco stock until 26 October 2017.
Fitzgerald’s late summer stock purchases also included shares in drugmakers Merck and Bayer and in the health care company Humana, Politico reported. Her holdings had led to her inability to testify before lawmakers in Congress several times because of conflict of interest rules, frustrating lawmakers. “Due to conflicts of interest presented by investments, our CDC director still has to recuse herself on some of most important health issues we face,” Senator Patty Murray (D–WA), complained on 17 January, as Politico reports here.
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