World Health Organization
37 articles · Jan 2026 — Feb 2026
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Global Health in Peril: Rising Threats and Fragile Gains
WHO warns of noncommunicable diseases, humanitarian crises, and fragile health systems
Global Health Efforts Advance Amid Challenges
WHO Addresses Pandemic Agreement, Leprosy Elimination, and Early Health Risks
Is the Pursuit of Healthier Living Causing Unintended Consequences?
Rising gallbladder removals, neglected tropical diseases, and school food environments raise concerns
A World in Crisis: Health Emergencies and the Quest for Resilience
As the WHO launches a $1 billion appeal, a look at global preparedness and the power of quiet strength
WHO Announces Flu Vaccine Update and Hails Denmark's Health Milestone
Influenza vaccine composition recommendations released and Denmark eliminates mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis
How the Pandemic is Redefining Work, Life, and Technology
Shifts in priorities and innovations in AI and social media
Trump Pulls US Out of World Health Organization Again, Amid Criticisms of Hypocrisy
The US has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization (WHO), following an executive order signed by President Donald Trump. This move has been met with criticism, with many accusing Trump of hypocrisy given his past reliance on the WHO. The withdrawal has significant implications for global health efforts.
Science and Tech News Roundup: From Space Exploration to Vaccine Controversies
This week's science and tech news is filled with exciting developments, from NASA's latest challenges in space exploration to the World Health Organization's criticism of a US-funded vaccine trial. Meanwhile, astronomers are making progress in mapping the Kuiper Belt, and a California beach town is using AI to monitor bike lanes.
Trump Administration's Health Initiatives Face Criticism Amidst Layoffs and Withdrawal from WHO
The Trump administration's health initiatives are facing criticism from various quarters, with scientists expressing concerns over the politicization of NIH grant decisions, layoffs at the 'Moonshot' agency ARPA-H, and China accusing the US of sidestepping international law by withdrawing from the WHO.
World News Roundup: Science, Tech, and Global Developments
This week saw significant advancements in science, technology, and global news, from the discovery of the world's oldest human-made art to the US's departure from the World Health Organization. The tech industry is also abuzz with developments, including Apple's plans for an AI-powered wearable device and Google's expansion of AI Mode to include Gmail and Photos. Meanwhile, space exploration continues to push boundaries with Blue Origin's successful reuse of a booster.