Canadian doctor says WHO headquarters ‘stressed, devastated’ as Trump orders U.S. exit
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order on January 20, stating the United States' intent to withdraw from the World Health Organization, a process that takes 12 months.
- The United States contributed about $1.25 billion to the World Health Organization in 2022–2023, making it the top donor.
- Experts warn that the withdrawal will leave the World Health Organization weaker and the United States isolated during global health challenges.
- Paul Spiegel stated that withdrawing from the World Health Organization puts America in a more precarious position, particularly for infectious diseases.
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