California has officially joined the World Health Organization’s Local Government Network to strengthen international health collaboration. By sharing data and resources directly with global experts, the state ensures robust pandemic preparedness and public health innovation, protecting millions through shared science.
(c) Levi Meir Clancy
(c) Levi Meir Clancy

California se une a la red de la OMS para fortalecer la salud global

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California se ha integrado oficialmente en la Red de Gobiernos Locales de la OMS para reforzar la colaboración sanitaria internacional. Al compartir datos y recursos con expertos globales, el estado asegura una respuesta robusta ante pandemias e innovación médica, protegiendo a millones mediante la ciencia común.

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