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Media Roundtables: Does the WHO act in the interest of Global Public Health? - London
September 6th
- Venue: MOTHERS UNION
- Time: 11:30 AM
- 24 Tufton St London SW1P3RB, United Kingdom
The Consumer Choice Center hosts six media roundtables discussing the effectiveness of the World Health Organization (WHO) in September 2018.
We invite journalists, regulators, policy-makers, and civil society to join us for presentations on the WHO’s shortcomings in working towards better global public health and how the WHO actively blocks healthier technologies in the area of harm reduction. We also want to look at the implications of the WHO’s International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) assessment of the Pesticide Glyphosate. Does the WHO politicize science? How much does evidence play a role in crafting WHO policy recommendations?
‘Public Funding of Public Health Activists’ Chris Snowdon, Institute of Economic Affairs London
‘Too busy with the wrong Priorities: Does the WHO suffer from Mission Creep?’ Fred Roeder, Health Economist and Managing Director of the Consumer Choice Center
‘The WHO and The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC): How evidence based policies are sabotaged by those who ought enforce them’ Professor David Zaruk, The Risk Mongerer
‘How the UK can become a world leader in tobacco harm reduction’ Daniel Pryor, Director of Programs at the Adam Smith Institute
‘Foreign Aid for Public Health and Clandestine Maneuvering: Insights from the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control’Yael Ossowski, Journalist and Deputy Director of the Consumer Choice Center
A snack and hot and cold drinks will be served.
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