Why proposed WHO reforms aren't enough to deal with the next epidemic

Jeremy Youde

Why proposed WHO reforms aren't enough to deal with the next epidemic

Jeremy Youde

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Abstract

Every May, the members of the World Health Organization (WHO) meet in Geneva for the World Health Assembly (WHA). WHA is incredibly important for how WHO operates, as this is the meeting that determines the organizations policies and approves its budget. This years WHA garnered far more international attention, as it was the first time the member-states were coming together to discuss WHO reforms in the wake of its response to Ebola

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Washington Post
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Why proposed WHO reforms aren't enough to deal with the next epidemic

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