Can the World Health Organization still be the World’s health conscience?
The world’s health guardian lives on the charity of those it must sometimes defy. Can an institution funded by politics still speak the truth of science?
A house built on donor sand
Dr. Monir Islam notes that the perception of WHO being too political and less science-driven is "not entirely unfounded."
"This perception, while sometimes oversimplified, is not entirely unfounded,"
he explains. Author's summary: WHO's funding affects its ability to speak truth.
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