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HHS Voicemail Mishap Redirects Complaints to Pizza Chain Recording

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A recent incident at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has frustrated callers attempting to report concerns about federal animal testing. A staff member altered the outgoing voicemail message, replacing it with a recording from Domino's Pizza. This unusual situation highlights issues within the department and raises questions about internal controls. The incident occurred earlier this week, affecting individuals trying to reach HHS for serious complaints.

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