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The United States has formally completed its withdrawal from the World Health Organization, one year after President Donald Trump ordered the exit upon returning to office. The move ends all U.S. participation in the UN health agency and leaves behind significant unpaid dues, estimated between $130 million and $260 million by international agencies.

The Department of Health and Human Services confirmed all WHO funding has been cut, with U.S. personnel recalled globally. Washington has also withdrawn from WHO leadership bodies, technical committees, and working groups, marking a major shift in global health diplomacy.

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00:00The
00:26United States
00:27has officially pulled out of the World Health Organization.
00:32After a year-long withdrawal process triggered by an executive order from President Donald
00:37Trump, Washington is now out completely.
00:42The move marks a dramatic break with decades of global health cooperation and raises urgent
00:48questions about what comes next for America and for the world.
00:54The Trump administration says the decision is about accountability.
00:58A senior health and human services official accused the WHO of straying from its core mission,
01:06failing on transparency, and mishandling the COVID-19 pandemic.
01:12officials argue the WHO delayed declaring COVID a global emergency and repeatedly acted against
01:19U.S. interests, despite Washington being its largest financial contributor.
01:25According to the United Nations, the U.S. owes more than $270 million in unpaid contributions
01:33for 2024 and 2025.
01:37The administration disputes that obligation, claiming it is not legally bound to pay under
01:43WHO rules.
01:45Trump officials also point out that no American has ever led the WHO, despite decades of U.S.
01:53funding.
01:54The White House insists the U.S. will not retreat from global health.
01:58HHS says it has more than 2,000 staff in 63 countries and plans to continue disease surveillance,
02:07diagnostics, and outbreak response through bilateral partnerships outside the WHO framework.
02:15The WHO says the withdrawal will be reviewed by its executive board next month.
02:21Democratic health experts warned the move could weaken early warning systems for diseases like
02:26Ebola and influenza.
02:29Germs do not respect borders, one U.S. infectious disease leader warned, stressing that global cooperation
02:36saves lives.
02:37For now, the administration says there are no plans to rejoin the WHO, not even as an observer.
02:45Supporters see the move as reclaiming sovereignty.
02:49It makes fear it creates dangerous gaps in global health coordination.
02:53Either way, America's exit redraws the map of global public health, at a time when the
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