The public deserves unfettered access to timely and accurate health data from the CDC. Recent disruptions in federal data reporting, including the temporary removal of key datasets on HIV/AIDS and teen health behaviors, are deeply concerning. These information sources are vital for public health professionals, researchers, and policymakers to understand disease trends, target interventions effectively, and ultimately save lives. Moreover, the current flu season has taken an unexpected turn with a resurgence after the initial peak, underscoring the urgency of having reliable data streams. It is imperative that the CDC take immediate steps to restore full transparency and real-time sharing of all public health data. Obstructing the flow of critical information jeopardizes our ability to respond swiftly and appropriately to evolving disease outbreaks. We urge reinstatement of disrupted datasets and prevention of future lapses to uphold the public's trust and the CDC's core commitment to protecting national health.