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WHO Highlights Science and Cooperation for World Health Day 2026

The WHO is using World Health Day 2026 to defend science-led public health policy and deeper international coordination.

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Research
careful study used to discover or test information
Policy
an official plan or set of rules
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The WHO is using World Health Day 2026 to defend science-led public health policy and deeper international coordination. Add one supporting fact from the article.

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  1. The WHO is using World Health Day 2026 to defend science-led public health policy and deeper international coordination.
  2. A newly published strategy aims to identify health threats faster.
  3. New guidance focuses on support, rights and choices outside long hospital stays.
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