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Mass USAID Leave Amidst Trump Administration's Push for Government Downsizing
USAID is placing nearly all of its 14,000 staff on leave, shutting down overseas missions by Friday, following the Trump administration's push to reduce the size of the federal government, raising concerns about the impact on vital global health and humanitarian programs.
Mass USAID Leave Amidst Trump Administration's Push for Government Downsizing
USAID is placing nearly all of its 14,000 staff on leave, shutting down overseas missions by Friday, following the Trump administration's push to reduce the size of the federal government, raising concerns about the impact on vital global health and humanitarian programs.
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52% Bias Score
Gates Expresses Concern Over Trump Administration's Public Health Cuts
Bill Gates voiced concerns about the Trump administration's cuts to public health programs, particularly USAID, and expressed hope for collaboration to preserve essential disease-fighting efforts, including HIV and polio initiatives, while highlighting the Gates Foundation's ongoing commitment to va...
Gates Expresses Concern Over Trump Administration's Public Health Cuts
Bill Gates voiced concerns about the Trump administration's cuts to public health programs, particularly USAID, and expressed hope for collaboration to preserve essential disease-fighting efforts, including HIV and polio initiatives, while highlighting the Gates Foundation's ongoing commitment to va...
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40% Bias Score
Argentina's Potential WHO Withdrawal: A Controversial Move with Uncertain Consequences
Argentine President Javier Milei announced on February 5th his government's intention to withdraw Argentina from the World Health Organization (WHO), following a similar announcement by the US in January. The move, criticized by health officials, lacks a clear public policy basis and raises concerns...
Argentina's Potential WHO Withdrawal: A Controversial Move with Uncertain Consequences
Argentine President Javier Milei announced on February 5th his government's intention to withdraw Argentina from the World Health Organization (WHO), following a similar announcement by the US in January. The move, criticized by health officials, lacks a clear public policy basis and raises concerns...
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40% Bias Score
US Withdrawal Creates €920.9 Million Funding Gap for WHO
Following Donald Trump's decision, the US withdrew from the WHO in 2024, leaving a €920.9 million funding gap—its largest contributor. A WHO employee launched a "1 dollar, 1 world" campaign to partially offset this loss, raising €67,252.50 to date.
US Withdrawal Creates €920.9 Million Funding Gap for WHO
Following Donald Trump's decision, the US withdrew from the WHO in 2024, leaving a €920.9 million funding gap—its largest contributor. A WHO employee launched a "1 dollar, 1 world" campaign to partially offset this loss, raising €67,252.50 to date.
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48% Bias Score
Argentina Withdraws from World Health Organization
Argentina's President Javier Milei announced the country's withdrawal from the World Health Organization on Wednesday, citing disagreements over pandemic management, particularly the COVID-19 lockdowns, echoing a similar move by the U.S. The decision will reduce international health cooperation but ...
Argentina Withdraws from World Health Organization
Argentina's President Javier Milei announced the country's withdrawal from the World Health Organization on Wednesday, citing disagreements over pandemic management, particularly the COVID-19 lockdowns, echoing a similar move by the U.S. The decision will reduce international health cooperation but ...
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64% Bias Score
USAID Closure: Global Impact of Halted Humanitarian Aid
The Trump administration's closure of USAID, the world's largest provider of foreign assistance, has cut funding for vital programs in Africa, Latin America, and Ukraine, impacting millions and raising concerns about global stability.
USAID Closure: Global Impact of Halted Humanitarian Aid
The Trump administration's closure of USAID, the world's largest provider of foreign assistance, has cut funding for vital programs in Africa, Latin America, and Ukraine, impacting millions and raising concerns about global stability.
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56% Bias Score
Uganda Ebola Outbreak Prompts CDC Travel Alert and US Patient Evaluations
A 32-year-old Ugandan nurse died from Ebola on January 29, prompting a Level 2 travel alert from the CDC for Uganda, and prompting US doctors to evaluate patients. The nurse visited multiple health facilities while symptomatic before his death, increasing the potential for wider spread within Kampal...
Uganda Ebola Outbreak Prompts CDC Travel Alert and US Patient Evaluations
A 32-year-old Ugandan nurse died from Ebola on January 29, prompting a Level 2 travel alert from the CDC for Uganda, and prompting US doctors to evaluate patients. The nurse visited multiple health facilities while symptomatic before his death, increasing the potential for wider spread within Kampal...
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44% Bias Score
South Africa Rejects U.S. Criticism Amidst Funding Threats
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa rejected recent U.S. criticism, citing rising global nationalism and protectionism, as the U.S. threatened to cut funding crucial for South Africa's HIV/AIDS programs (17% of its budget).
South Africa Rejects U.S. Criticism Amidst Funding Threats
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa rejected recent U.S. criticism, citing rising global nationalism and protectionism, as the U.S. threatened to cut funding crucial for South Africa's HIV/AIDS programs (17% of its budget).
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36% Bias Score
US Withdrawal from WHO Raises Funding Concerns
Following US President Donald Trump's order to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2024, which saw the US contribute €920.9 million, the largest amount globally, concerns over future funding arose, prompting a "1 Dollar, 1 World" campaign to make up for the shortfall.
US Withdrawal from WHO Raises Funding Concerns
Following US President Donald Trump's order to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2024, which saw the US contribute €920.9 million, the largest amount globally, concerns over future funding arose, prompting a "1 Dollar, 1 World" campaign to make up for the shortfall.
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40% Bias Score
Argentina Withdraws from World Health Organization
Argentine President Javier Milei announced Argentina's withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) on February 5th, citing disagreements over pandemic management and political influence, mirroring a similar decision by the United States under President Trump, and potentially impacting Argent...
Argentina Withdraws from World Health Organization
Argentine President Javier Milei announced Argentina's withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) on February 5th, citing disagreements over pandemic management and political influence, mirroring a similar decision by the United States under President Trump, and potentially impacting Argent...
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68% Bias Score
Aspire4Rare Guides Health System Reforms for Rare Diseases
Aspire4Rare, using the WHO's health system building blocks, assesses rare disease system preparedness across six areas, guiding health system reforms and impacting national strategies in Germany and Spain by highlighting critical gaps and prioritizing areas for improvement.
Aspire4Rare Guides Health System Reforms for Rare Diseases
Aspire4Rare, using the WHO's health system building blocks, assesses rare disease system preparedness across six areas, guiding health system reforms and impacting national strategies in Germany and Spain by highlighting critical gaps and prioritizing areas for improvement.
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32% Bias Score
NIH Funding Pause for Canadian Researchers Lifted, But Concerns Remain
Canadian researchers, who received over $40 million in funding last year from the NIH, faced a two-week pause in grant reviews due to President Trump's executive orders, but reviews have now resumed, leaving concerns over funding for DEI and global health research.
NIH Funding Pause for Canadian Researchers Lifted, But Concerns Remain
Canadian researchers, who received over $40 million in funding last year from the NIH, faced a two-week pause in grant reviews due to President Trump's executive orders, but reviews have now resumed, leaving concerns over funding for DEI and global health research.
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44% Bias Score
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