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Why America's Withdrawal From the WHO Is Bad News for Everyone

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By Bruce Kaplan
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The United States was from the World Health Organization (WHO) by President Donald J. Trump on January 22, 2026. Trump signed an executive order giving one-year notice on January 20, 2025. His administration cited several alleged and questionable reasons for doing so: WHO had “profound failures” and “mishandled” the COVID-19 pandemic. They claimed China unduly influenced WHO and covered up the virus’s origins in Wuhan. WHO declared a global health emergency too slowly.
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One Health Education Is Essential for Pandemic Preparedness and Global Security

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By Bruce Kaplan, Richard Seifman, Laura H. Kahn
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The One Health concept/approach offers a powerful tool for public health and biomedical research globally. The combined integration of human medicine, veterinary medicine and ecology has documented science-based proof of efficacy. It allows for addressing complex global health challenges, including epidemic and potential pandemic developments as well as climate change. Advocates have focused recently on efforts to harmonize cooperative programs.
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U.S. Health Policies Doomed for Deformity 3 More Years

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By Bruce Kaplan
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Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) is a slogan and, as a political action committee (PAC), advocates anti-vaccine misinformation and public health conspiracy theories. It promotes alternative treatments and policies. MAHA Action, a 501(c)(4) organization, is connected to the slogan and addresses environmental protection while challenging chemical use standards. It aims to promote a “healthier America, free of corporate interests.” Good intentions with a dreadfully distorted foundation.
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