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ngq, you sexy beast! Here is a sanity check for that clean meta. ;)
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Last week, the Global Pandemic Monitoring Board published its second annual report calling for multilateral systems to strengthen global pandemic preparedness and response capacity. The independent body, convened by the WHO and the World Bank, noted that the COVID-19 pandemic has been exacerbated by a “failure of governance in global collective action, including coordination and engagement with multilateral systems” as well as financing gaps in global health security, including “chronic underinvestment in preparedness as well as states withdrawing financial support.”


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Global health security presents distinct challenges in low- and middle-income countries, according to the Centre for Global Development, requiring policy restructuring to ensure development gains. In the article, the President of CGD outlines three key problem areas that require coordinated global action: (1) reversing decades of underinvestment in global health security, (2) ensuring the continuity of developmental programs, and (3) expanding funding for these programs to reflect the disproportionate impact of the looming economic crisis on vulnerable populations.


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The decision by President Trump to “terminate” relations with the WHO over accusations of undue influence by China on the agency was widely condemned, within the U.S. and globally. It remains uncertain if and how this would happen, but experts worry it may exacerbate global health challenges. The President’s suggestion to redirect intended resources (about US$450 million last year, accounting for 15% of the WHO budget) through bilateral development channels could lead to greater incoherence and inefficiency, according to Rebecca Katz (Georgetown University). A Nature article outlines a range of other possible repercussions, from the resurgence of polio and malaria to barriers in the flow of information on COVID-19. As Dr Kelly Lee (Simon Frasier University) warns, the damage to scientific partnerships would also extend to waning U.S. influence in global health initiatives, including ongoing drug and vaccine development and distribution.


                    [post_title] => What the U.S. 'WHOexit' could mean for Global Health
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Last week, the Global Pandemic Monitoring Board published its second annual report calling for multilateral systems to strengthen global pandemic preparedness and response capacity. The independent body, convened by the WHO and the World Bank, noted that the COVID-19 pandemic has been exacerbated by a “failure of governance in global collective action, including coordination and engagement with multilateral systems” as well as financing gaps in global health security, including “chronic underinvestment in preparedness as well as states withdrawing financial support.”


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