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New Developments at World Health Assembly: U.S. Calls for WHO Withdrawal Amid Global Treaty Adoption

At the World Health Assembly, U.S. Health Secretary Kennedy urged a break from WHO, coinciding with the adoption of a global pandemic treaty by 124 countries.


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During the 78th World Health Assembly, U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. called for a global withdrawal from the WHO, criticizing it for political interference and bureaucratic issues. His remarks came as the WHO adopted a historic pandemic preparedness treaty backed by 124 countries, aimed at improving equitable vaccine access. Kennedy urged a shift in U.S. health priorities towards chronic diseases and lifestyle changes, denouncing the agency for its perceived influence from pharmaceutical interests. Meanwhile, the U.S. remains detached from WHO, as concerns about the treaty's effectiveness linger without American participation.

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