United States — National Institutes of Health & World Health Organization

United States — National Institutes of Health: The United States — National Institutes of Health>>>'s decision to end funding for global infectious disease research networks has drawn criticism amid ongoing outbreaks.

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization>>> is actively coordinating the international response to the hantavirus outbreak, issuing guidelines, monitoring cases, and reassuring the public, thereby reinforcing its role in global health security.

United States — National Institutes of Health: The United States — National Institutes of Health supported a 2018 animal study that demonstrated the efficacy of the BDBV289-N antibody candidate against the Bundibugyo strain.

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization>>> has declared the Ebola outbreak a public health emergency of international concern and is coordinating the international response, providing experts, supplies, and guidance, though it faces criticism for delayed detection and underestimation of the outbreak's scale.

United States — National Institutes of Health: Cited for data on stable cancer rates and declining death rates in the US.

World Health Organization: WHO released the report and is leading the call for urgent action to prevent a near doubling of cancer cases by 2050.

United States — National Institutes of Health: The United States — National Institutes of Health has published research linking paraquat to an increased risk of Parkinson s disease, influencing United States — Vermont's decision to ban the herbicide.

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization reports a significant increase in Parkinson s disease cases globally, underscoring the urgency of addressing potential environmental risk factors like paraquat.

United States — National Institutes of Health: The United States — National Institutes of Health is mentioned as a potential source for increased research funding for Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, particularly in areas like diabetes and heart disease, due to the new name's broader scope.

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization estimates the prevalence of PMOS, highlighting the global impact and the need for improved diagnosis and care.

United States — National Institutes of Health: NIH is implicated in the gain-of-function research controversy and provided documents to the committee. The scrutiny could affect its funding and public trust.

World Health Organization: WHO is referenced regarding pandemic origins, but it is not directly involved in the contempt vote. Its role is background.