Another serving of dishonor.
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Headline: New York Times, 2/23/2026
Maggie Astor and Benjamin Mullin report:
“Dr. Attia’s contributor role was newly established and had not yet meaningfully begun,” a spokesman for Dr. Attia said on Monday. “As such, he stepped back to ensure his involvement didn’t become a distraction from the important work being done at CBS. He wishes the network and its leadership well and has no further comment at this time.”
Dr. Attia also stepped down earlier from his position as chief science officer of David, a protein bar company, after the relationship was made public.
The files show that Dr. Attia recommended and arranged extensive medical testing for Mr. Epstein and provided advice. In one note, Dr. Attia lamented that he couldn’t tell anyone about Mr. Epstein’s “outrageous” life. In another, he made a crude comment about women’s bodies.
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