The agency says the move aims to ensure that foreign companies that produce food and essential medicines for US consumers receive the same level of oversight as domestic companies.
The suit from 19 states and the District of Columbia contends that major restructuring has cut life-saving programs and put extra burden on states to pay for health crises.
When asked about the next 4 years, 44% of respondents said the new leaders will make them trust their health recommendations less than they used to.
Both the CDC and NIH face cuts of more than 40%, according to an internal Trump administration document.
Complex Pandemic Accord negotiations have been under way since 2021, with 13 formal meetings and numerous informal sessions.
Leaders from the APHA and the Treatment Action Group call for resignation or removal, as a biomedical group raises questions about core FDA functioning.
The WHO's pandemic exercise was the first test of a new global coordination mechanism called the Global Health Emergency Corps.
The leaders asked lawmakers for oversight hearings and to restore funding for critical public health programs.
Public health officials say the cuts have broad public health infrastructure impacts, with the lawsuit charging that clawbacks were illegal and lacking a strong rationale.
Tomorrow, pharmaceuticals will no longer be exempt from the Trump administration's 25% tariff on goods produced in Canada.