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Mon 2024-05-13 03:12 Reminder: WHO Townhall for civil society and affected communities on the operationalization of the 2023 UN High Level Meeting Political Declaration on TB The World Health Organization (WHO) is convening a civil society Town Hall in close collaboration with the WHO Civil Society Task Force on Tuberculosis. The Town Hall will focus on the urgent actions needed to translate the 2023 TB Political Declaration into action, through the civil society lens and community empowerment. The WHO Director-General will provide the keynote address, and the event will be led by WHO leadership and members of the Task Force, with the following objectives: 1. Highlight Task Force priorities in ensuring urgent translation of the commitments in the 2023 Political Declaration of the 2023 UNHLM on TB into action;  2. Engage with participants in an open dialogue, to harness their inputs and recommendations on the priorities for the Task Force and their engagement with the broader civil society and affected communities.  The event is open to all stakeholders in the fight to end TB, and we especially invite civil society and affected communities to participate in the discussions. The event will be held on Tuesday,14 May from 14h30 to 15h50 CEST. Simultaneous interpretation into French, Spanish and Russian will be available. Please register here.  A zoom link will be shared upon registration.   Download the flyer and promote on social media, here.

Here is an invitation for a Saturday... tune into Day 3 of the 2024 National Citizens Inquiry held in Regina. If you see this post today (June 1) you can follow along with the testimonies all day live here: https://lnkd.in/gT6kCch9 If you come in after the fact, or just want short clips of single speakers, follow as they are added here: https://lnkd.in/gYhctAGk I am sharing my note-taking here: https://lnkd.in/g2iaVB6E All of this is going on in the TOTAL ABSENCE of mainstream media who are obviously still strangled by the idea that the best way to fight so-called misinformation is to totally ignore the evidence. This flies in the face of the Global Declaration on Information Integrity Online that Canada initiated and that was posted in October 2023, which states that to counter disinformation we need to "Promote and respect pluralistic media and journalism, and protect access to media content". So if you can drop a line to others to invite them to take a peek at the expert and lay person testimonies running all day, you are doing your part to help counter disinformation! BOMBSHELLS so far: - a single CBC email completely shut down the voice of a former ON Chief Officer of Public Health (Dr. George Chabas) - a sitting SK MLA testified that there was no government discussion re: the imposition of the Vax mandate for government employees at all. It was simply mandated right after a meeting between the SK, AB, ON etc. Premiers and PM Justin Trudeau. (MLA Nadine Wilson) - a gasterenterologist who regularly did clinical trials with the FDA was completely shut out when she started showing how to test for COVID in the stool, and what the impact of COVID and COVID vax on the body's intestinal flora, and how to treat COVID outside of the vax (Dr. Sabine Hazan) - the former research director of the Human Genome Project ran us through the process and the proof of DNA getting into the human cancer cells (i.e. the latest update on the research in the field) (Kevin McKernan) - one of the many investigators of the Pfizer clinical trial data shared a whack of info re: what Pfizer knew and didn't share when re: the inordinate implact of the mRNA injection on WOMEN (Dr. Robert Chandler) - the most widely active fetal/maternal health specialist shared data showing how the mRNA injections have the greatest injury to kill rate of any medical intervention ever before. HOLD ON TO YOUR HORSES when you hear this - the numbers are mind boggling. (Dr. James Thorp) Day 2 started with Dr. Tess Lawrie who consulted for the WHO, and worked with someone there to gather the data on early antiviral treatment for COVID-19 which had a long time stellar safety profile. Day 3 starts now!

Opinion | We Need a Global Immune System to Stop Future Public Health Crises By Dr. Atul Gawande The thing that has surprised me most since I began my job leading foreign assistance for global health at the U.S. Agency for International Development is how much emergencies have defined my work. The bureau I oversee focuses on reducing the global burden of mortality and disease and on protecting the United States from health threats from abroad. Our work is supposed to primarily serve long-range goals — for instance, eradicating polio (after 35 years of effort, we’re down to just a handful of wild-type cases in the world) and ending the public health threat of H.I.V., malaria and tuberculosis by 2030. But from the moment I started, more immediate problems have diverted time, attention and resources. In January of 2022, when I started this role, Covid was naturally the top priority. Then, in late February, suddenly it was Ukraine. The Russian government’s invasion cut off pharmaceutical supplies, attacked hospitals and the systems they depend on and drove outbreaks of disease among the displaced, potentially endangering even more lives than Russian weapons did. More than 100,000 Ukrainians with H.I.V., for example, were threatened with losing access to the lifesaving antiretroviral medications they needed. We had to move fast to help Ukraine solve how to keep pharmacies, clinics, hospitals and public health capacity functioning. That same month, a wild-type polio case turned up in Malawi — a major setback after more than five years without a documented case in Africa. Over the following months, we faced deadly cholera outbreaks in more than two dozen countries, the global spread of mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) and an outbreak in Ghana of Marburg virus disease, a deadly cousin of Ebola. By mid-2022, waves of political violence and climate catastrophes forcibly displaced more than 100 million people — the largest number in recorded history — leading to increased disease and death from crowding, unsanitary conditions, malnutrition and the loss of basic health services. This past May, the World Health Organization reported a total of 56 active global health emergencies, a situation that Mike Ryan, the head of the W.H.O.’s health emergencies program, has described as “unprecedented.” Larry Cole - click on The New York Times image below to continue reading.

Want to know more about the upcoming #UNHLM? Check out the latest Geneva Health Files article, co-authored by our new ED Robin Gorna, on the civil society response to the latest #PPPRHLM draft. Read here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dGY7a827

I am pleased to share that our latest research, Human echinococcosis incidence in Canada: A retrospective descriptive study using administrative hospital and ambulatory visit data, 2000–2020, has been published in the Canada Communicable Disease Report (CCDR). This work, initially spearheaded by Drs. Joanne Tataryn and Pia Muchaal, and first-authored by Ayisha Khalid, explores administrative hospital and ambulatory visit data to provide a baseline for human echinococcosis in Canada between 2000–2020, relevant for increasing awareness and informing public health guidelines and aims to address a critical gap in the paucity of information on echinococcosis among people in Canada. As the global and national landscapes of echinococcosis continue to evolve, exacerbated by limited awareness and underdiagnosis, as well as increasing evidence of emergence due to the detection of a more virulent strain, it's more important than ever to have robust, inclusive, and actionable data to inform policy and decision-making. I hope our findings will contribute to ongoing conversations and inspire further work in this space. If you're interested in echinococcosis specifically and/or zoonoses generally, I'd love to hear your thoughts and connect with others who are passionate about advancing this area of research! Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gizDieM2 A Khalid, PK Muchaal, DA Julien

Our new monthly policy blog was published today! Come check it out and learn about CCUIH and policy! https://lnkd.in/g3cmmGDx

🔥Why is INB9 not being discussed in mainstream media? 🎤This is the ninth meeting of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB9) which re-convened last month 📖COVID-19 disaster which, officially, claimed 7 million lives and wiped $2 trillion from the world economy 🌏inter-governmental negotiations are to reach international agreement on future pandemic non-proliferation between 194 of the world’s 196 nations. 🤔These Nations set themselves the deadline of May 2024 by which they should reach agreement on what would be the world’s first ever Pandemic Accord #pandemic #whyisthisnotinthemedia #who https://lnkd.in/gRjanX3k.

Here's a paper out of a series of papers that will appear in the near future - the next one tomorrow and there is more to come. https://lnkd.in/gep_bnsS