Global Health refers to the health of populations in a global context and emphasizes the interconnectedness of health issues across nations. It encompasses the study, research, and practice of health and disease management that transcends national boundaries. Global Health addresses health concerns that require international cooperation, such as infectious diseases, health systems, health equity, and the impacts of globalization on health. Key components include improving health outcomes for all, reducing health disparities, and addressing health determinants that affect populations worldwide. It promotes collaborative efforts among governments, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and communities to improve health standards and responses to health crises globally.
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…