Argentina completes exit from WHO, straining global health coordination
The nation says it will pursue bilateral and regional deals as it exits the U.N. health agency that it accuses of ideological bias.
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The nation says it will pursue bilateral and regional deals as it exits the U.N. health agency that it accuses of ideological bias.
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