U.S. Moral Authority in Global Health at Risk as CDC Faces Shakeup
As cuts and shakeups hit the CDC, the U.S.โs role in global health is at stake. Whatโs next for pandemic preparedness and public trust?
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As cuts and shakeups hit the CDC, the U.S.โs role in global health is at stake. Whatโs next for pandemic preparedness and public trust?
CDC’s top leadership shake-up sparks global concern as HHS reorganization leads to director’s ousting and resignations. Experts warn the future of vaccine science and pandemic preparedness is at stake.
The U.S. cuts nearly $500M in funding for 22 vaccine research projects. Experts warn this move could heighten vulnerability to future pandemics and new COVID-19 variants.
The United States has formally rejected the WHO’s 2024 International Health Regulations amendments, citing concerns over vague language and potential infringement on Americans’ privacy and liberties.
The 78th World Health Assembly in Geneva ended with member states adopting a landmark pandemic agreement and approving a $4.2B WHO budget for 2026-27.
WHO’s new Pandemic Agreement leverages One Health, PABS data-sharing, and an always-on R&D network to boost early detection and ensure equitable access.
The World Health Assembly has approved a landmark global pandemic agreement to reform surveillance, prevention & response, promote equitable access, and strengthen global health governance.
WHO urges countries to enhance bird flu surveillance after the first H5N1 case is detected in a US child, highlighting the need for global vigilance.