Dozens of pages on the website of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention focused on LGBTQ issues, HIV, racial disparities, and contraception were down on Friday afternoon.
The Globe is tracking the broken pages and including links to the Internet Archive — a website that crawls and captures images and data from billions of pages on the Internet — on the table below.
Many Internet Archive links show recent screenshots but they also allow the user to go back in time to view the site as it was before it was down.
The Globe will update this list as information becomes available.
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