Global Health refers to the health of populations in a worldwide context, emphasizing the interconnectedness of health issues and determinants across countries and regions. It encompasses the study, research, and practice of health concerns that transcend national boundaries, addressing factors such as diseases, health systems, and health policies that have global implications. Global Health aims to improve health outcomes, reduce health disparities, and promote equity in health care access and quality for all people, regardless of where they live. It involves collaboration among governments, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and communities to tackle health challenges like epidemics, maternal and child health, environmental health, and chronic diseases.
Argentina's withdrawal from the WHO underscores rising nationalistic sentiments in global health policy. The move mirrors former U.S. President Trump's criticisms, particularly regarding perceived biases within the organization. Argentinian officials…