The TAIPEI Act doesn't change the US's position on recognition as a country.
It specifically says "the US should advocate for Taiwan’s membership in all international organisations in which statehood is not a requirement"
Note the statehood is not a requirement thing.
I think it would be great if Taiwan had observer status at WHO, and I think the TAIPEI Act should help towards this. But the point remains: Taiwan is an unusual entity, and WHO is far from alone in having trouble with this.
It specifically says "the US should advocate for Taiwan’s membership in all international organisations in which statehood is not a requirement"
Note the statehood is not a requirement thing.
I think it would be great if Taiwan had observer status at WHO, and I think the TAIPEI Act should help towards this. But the point remains: Taiwan is an unusual entity, and WHO is far from alone in having trouble with this.