- Philanthropy helps health work.
- US reduces aid to WHO.
- Partnerships are important for public health.
- WHO works in the Western Pacific region.
- Climate change affects health.
- Many people have health problems like diabetes.
Difficult words
- philanthropy — The act of giving to help others.
- aid — Help or support given to someone.
- partnerships — Cooperation between groups for a common goal.
- health — The state of being free from illness.health.
- problems — Difficulties or issues that need solving.
- diabetes — A disease affecting blood sugar levels.diabetes.
- climate change — Long-term change in temperature and weather.
- public — Relating to the community or society.
- region — An area or part of a place.region.
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Discussion questions
- How can philanthropy improve health?
- Why are partnerships important for public health?
- What can be done to address climate change?
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