Topics include. AMR, Surveillance, mental health issues, mandatory health examinations for all refugees, rapid response to Ebola, access to healthcare for all, maternal health and vitally the protection of existing healthcare workers and infrastructure.
@Lonwho2019Syria@RWho2019 we apologise for this and would like to explain. Only 6 leaders could be on the panel. based on the coalitions made with Russia and others (inc Syria) we put Russia on the panel, and Russia’s paper didn’t pass. Media should have demanded 7 speakers on the panel. #LonWHO2019
An interview with Save the children @STCforLONWHO19
on the need for access to immunisation especially for the under children under the age of 5.
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Are the talks nothing but "wish lists" when member states directly profit from war or promote foreign policy which incites division and punishes displaced populations. @NZ_LonWHO2019 appears to be prioritising the causes rather than fire fighting the effects.
Very much looking forward to interviewing some select countries on their working papers, with a particular focus on their historical records in conflict and health. From our observations there have been some radical 'about turns' in foreign policy! Stay tuned for world firsts!
EMRO & AFRO have collaborated on a paper for maternal and newborn health... it has passed to plenary with the support of Pfizer and UNFPA! #LonWHO2019
@GLonwho Gate's Foundation wants to fight antimicrobial resistance. Looks forward to collaborating with States and organisations with similar goals.
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Exclusive interview by The Guardian and @BBCLonWHO2019
But what about achieving SDGs such as “Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages”? Maternal mortality and children mortality are included too... #LonWHO2019#LonWHO19