Deep donor funding cuts — led by the US withdrawal from the WHO — are forcing the World Health Organization to slash programmes, cut staff and ration global health services, threatening tuberculosis treatment, women’s health and emergency care worldwide
The World Health Organization is responding to health and humanitarian crises amid major funding constraints.
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Delegates gathering in Geneva this week face difficult decisions over the future of global health cooperation after sweeping donor funding cuts upended programmes worldwide.
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