WHO’s lack of focus risks global health
Opinion: To maintain its relevance, WHO must get back to basics and do a few things well, not many things poorly.
As one of 34 executive board members of the World Health Organisation (WHO) meeting in Geneva this week, New Zealand shares a pivotal role in setting the global health agenda for the next year.
The WHO’s work has never been more important to address serious and evolving international health
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Philip Stevens
Fri, 26 Jan 2018
Fri, 26 Jan 2018
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WHO’s lack of focus risks global health
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