On Tuesday, the 47 member states of the African region submitted their own proposal regarding a Pandemic Treaty to the World Health Assembly. Unlike the US proposal, Dr. Meryl Nass says, the […]
47 African nations make their own Pandemic Treaty proposal to WHO
Australian Health Minister urges countries to find a way for WHO’s Pandemic Treaty to progress
Australian Health Minister Mark Butler addressed the 77th World Health Assembly (“WHA”) and called for an urgent road map to finalise WHO’s Pandemic Treaty. These efforts follow the failure of the International […]
Animals Deal with Sickness Better than Humans Do (Part Two)
Yesterday we published Part One of Dr. Vernon Coleman’s ‘Animals Deal with Sickness Better than Humans’. Here is Part Two. By Dr. Vernon Coleman and Donna Antoinette Coleman Here, as promised yesterday, […]
A third of global trade in medicines and vaccines comes from EU countries; they are also WHO’s largest funders
The European Union (“EU”) exports over $6 trillion in products annually. The bloc boasts a diversified economy encompassing fuel and mineral industries, cars, vaccines and technology. Regarding vaccines and packaged medicines, EU […]
Climate change cult targets livestock; Northern Ireland slaughters cows at a younger age to comply
The Beef Carbon Reduction Scheme is a new payment support scheme for beef farmers in Northern Ireland. The scheme aims to reduce the maximum age at slaughter of beef cows over a […]
Animals Deal with Sickness better than Humans do (Part One)
We can learn a great deal by watching how animals deal with disease – particularly infectious disease. Humans have already learned a great deal about medicine and health care by observing animals […]
WHO’s Pandemic Treaty is dead and the amended IHR has been all but neutralised
Nothing in WHO’s Pandemic Treaty can rise from the ashes of the negotiations to be voted on this week. The treaty is done. And of the amended International Health Regulations articles that […]