CoE endorses criticism of WHO's handling of flu pandemic
This article was originally published in Scrip
Executive Summary
The Council of Europe's parliamentary assembly has endorsed claims by its health committee that the World Health Organization overplayed the seriousness of the flu pandemic, leading to unjustified scares about the risks faced by the public and the waste of "large sums of public money".
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