The United States' recent decision to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO) has sparked significant discussions among global health experts about its potential ramifications on the country’s influence worldwide.
Experts argue that stepping back from the WHO could diminish the US’s role in shaping international health policies and coordinating responses to global health crises. The WHO serves as a pivotal platform for collaboration among nations in addressing health challenges, and the US has been a major contributor to its initiatives.
Jody Jacobs reports from the United Nations Headquarters in New York, highlighting concerns over how this withdrawal might affect the US’s ability to influence global health strategies and partake in critical international efforts.
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