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News US checks out of WHO, leaving its bill unsettled A year after President Trump signed an order for the US to withdraw from the WHO, the exit is taking place today, with $260m in fees left unpaid.
News UK starts 'world-first' gonorrhoea vaccination push The UK has started a gonorrhoea vaccination programme designed to prevent thousands of infections and save the NHS millions of pounds.
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