CNBC January 28, 2025
Annika Kim Constantino, Ashley Capoot, Bertha Coombs

President Donald Trump kicked off the first week of his second term with sweeping changes to U.S. health care and federal health agencies.

Here are a few of the biggest changes we saw last week:

U.S. exit from the WHO

Trump signed an executive order to start to withdraw the U.S. from the World Health Organization, citing what he described as a “mishandling” of the Covid-19 pandemic and other international health crises. In 2021, the Biden administration halted Trump’s first formal attempt at a U.S. exit from the WHO.

The implications for the U.S. could be significant: the WHO serves as a first alert system when a new disease outbreak occurs, which helps member countries quickly obtain the...

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