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After missteps on Ebola, WHO must re-establish itself as 'guardian of global public health': review panel

After missteps on Ebola, WHO must re-establish itself as 'guardian of global public health': review panel

Jul 08, 2015, at 03:10 pm

New York, July 8 (IBNS) The United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) has welcomed the report issued today by a panel of experts tasked to look into the agency's response to the unprecedented 2014 Ebola outbreak, which said that WHO needs to re-establish its pre-eminence as the guardian of global public health and that this will require it to make significant changes throughout, with strong political and financial support from Member States.

'Nimble and flexible' approach needed to bring new Ebola cases to zero – UN

'Nimble and flexible' approach needed to bring new Ebola cases to zero – UN

Dec 02, 2014, at 01:57 pm

New York, Dec 2 (IBNS) Exceptional efforts to respond to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa are starting to show results, but a more "nimble and flexible" approach will be needed as the outbreak evolves in order to stay ahead of the disease and bring it down to zero, top officials charged with the United Nations response said on Monday.