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CDC 's Epidemic Intelligence Service , CDC 's "disease detectives" not on final list of cuts ordered by the Trump administration.
More than 5,000 probationary workers at health agencies had initially been slated to be let go.
Some agencies have also been granted exemptions for a portion of their staff on the chopping block.
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