🌟21 Day Gratitude Challenge - Day 8
It's Day 8 of the World Council for Health 21 Day Gratitude Challenge and we're so glad you've joined us! Grab some paper, find a nice place to sit, reflect on the prompt, and then write it down.
Spend as much or as little time on today's prompt as you please.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know what cheers you up when you're down.
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It's Day 8 of the World Council for Health 21 Day Gratitude Challenge and we're so glad you've joined us! Grab some paper, find a nice place to sit, reflect on the prompt, and then write it down.
Spend as much or as little time on today's prompt as you please.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know what cheers you up when you're down.
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World Council for Health
In association with Trialsite News
Present a TownHall on #InternationalHumanRightsDay
Theme: Celebrating the Right to Health through Active Citizenry
Featuring:
Dr Jackie Stone (Zimbabwe). Bongani Luthuli (South Africa). Yohan Tengra (India). Mary Beth Pfeiffer (USA). Darren Deojee (Scotland).
Producer: Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa). Co-Host: Zoe Strickland (United Kingdom).
🌍 Register to Join via Zoom: https://bit.ly/WCH1012
🌍 Or Watch and Share on WCH Facebook:
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🌍 Or Watch and Share in WCH Website: https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
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In association with Trialsite News
Present a TownHall on #InternationalHumanRightsDay
Theme: Celebrating the Right to Health through Active Citizenry
Featuring:
Dr Jackie Stone (Zimbabwe). Bongani Luthuli (South Africa). Yohan Tengra (India). Mary Beth Pfeiffer (USA). Darren Deojee (Scotland).
Producer: Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa). Co-Host: Zoe Strickland (United Kingdom).
🌍 Register to Join via Zoom: https://bit.ly/WCH1012
🌍 Or Watch and Share on WCH Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/World-Council-for-Health-107460708390638/
🌍 Or Watch and Share in WCH Website: https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
#WorldCouncilForHealth #ThereIsaBetterWay
🏠 Are lockdowns helpful?
By now, most of us have experienced living in a lockdown in one form or another. For some of us, it has meant a few businesses were closed and we couldn't congregate in groups. But for others, it has meant being unable to leave our homes and do our jobs for extended periods of time.
In the midst of shelter-in-place orders and lockdowns, many people have forgone important medical appointments, lost their jobs and their homes, lost access to food, and so much more.
It's time to talk about it - do lockdowns help us or harm us?
Learn more about the effects of lockdowns by visiting our newest resource:
worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/lockdowns-help-or-hurt
Be sure to share this resource and this post.
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By now, most of us have experienced living in a lockdown in one form or another. For some of us, it has meant a few businesses were closed and we couldn't congregate in groups. But for others, it has meant being unable to leave our homes and do our jobs for extended periods of time.
In the midst of shelter-in-place orders and lockdowns, many people have forgone important medical appointments, lost their jobs and their homes, lost access to food, and so much more.
It's time to talk about it - do lockdowns help us or harm us?
Learn more about the effects of lockdowns by visiting our newest resource:
worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/lockdowns-help-or-hurt
Be sure to share this resource and this post.
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🌟21 Day Gratitude Challenge - Day 9
It's Day 9 of our 21 Day Gratitude Challenge. We're so glad you've joined us! Grab some paper, find a nice place to sit, reflect on the prompt, and then write it down.
Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know what three good things you saw in your community this week.
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It's Day 9 of our 21 Day Gratitude Challenge. We're so glad you've joined us! Grab some paper, find a nice place to sit, reflect on the prompt, and then write it down.
Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know what three good things you saw in your community this week.
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📍 World Council for Health Statement on the Forced Detentions in Australia
The World Council for Health (WCH) is strongly opposed to the forcible detentions taking place in Australia.
According to reports, people with a positive SARS-CoV-2 PCR test are being forcibly detained in a large detention center, sometimes against their will. In some cases, close contacts of people with positive tests are also being detained, despite not being ill and having repeated negative PCR tests. They are facing fines of $5,000 if they do not comply or violate rules while detained.
This process is a clear violation of human rights.
World Council for Health believes it is safer for individuals to quarantine at home, relying on their own, personal support networks, and early treatment options when they are ill. World Council for Health calls for an immediate halt to these unlawful action actions being carried out by the Australian government.
Read the full statement here.
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The World Council for Health (WCH) is strongly opposed to the forcible detentions taking place in Australia.
According to reports, people with a positive SARS-CoV-2 PCR test are being forcibly detained in a large detention center, sometimes against their will. In some cases, close contacts of people with positive tests are also being detained, despite not being ill and having repeated negative PCR tests. They are facing fines of $5,000 if they do not comply or violate rules while detained.
This process is a clear violation of human rights.
World Council for Health believes it is safer for individuals to quarantine at home, relying on their own, personal support networks, and early treatment options when they are ill. World Council for Health calls for an immediate halt to these unlawful action actions being carried out by the Australian government.
Read the full statement here.
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World Council for Health
In association with Trialsite News
Present a TownHall on #InternationalHumanRightsDay
Theme: Celebrating the Right to Health through Active Citizenry
Featuring:
Dr Jackie Stone (Zimbabwe). Bongani Luthuli (South Africa). Yohan Tengra (India). Mary Beth Pfeiffer (USA). Darren Deojee (Scotland).
Producer: Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa). Co-Host: Zoe Strickland (United Kingdom).
🌍 Register to Join via Zoom: https://bit.ly/WCH1012
🌍 Or Watch and Share on WCH Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/World-Council-for-Health-107460708390638/
🌍 Or Watch and Share in WCH Website: https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
#WorldCouncilForHealth #ThereIsaBetterWay
In association with Trialsite News
Present a TownHall on #InternationalHumanRightsDay
Theme: Celebrating the Right to Health through Active Citizenry
Featuring:
Dr Jackie Stone (Zimbabwe). Bongani Luthuli (South Africa). Yohan Tengra (India). Mary Beth Pfeiffer (USA). Darren Deojee (Scotland).
Producer: Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa). Co-Host: Zoe Strickland (United Kingdom).
🌍 Register to Join via Zoom: https://bit.ly/WCH1012
🌍 Or Watch and Share on WCH Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/World-Council-for-Health-107460708390638/
🌍 Or Watch and Share in WCH Website: https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
#WorldCouncilForHealth #ThereIsaBetterWay
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The World Council for Health is delighted to have Professor Norman Fenton join us for our next General Assembly meeting.
Norman is a Mathematician and currently the Professor of Risk Information Management at Queens Mary University of London. He is also the Director and co founder of Agena. Norman has also published seven books and hundreds of articles.
We are delighted to have him join us for our next weekly General Assembly Meeting on Monday 13th December at 7pm GMT. Norman will be discussing the latest data on vaccine efficacy and safety in the UK. Tune in to watch this meeting live on our website - https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
You can also check out his recent interview in the UK with Majid Nawaz here - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Jxkb2yhdLiA
Norman is a Mathematician and currently the Professor of Risk Information Management at Queens Mary University of London. He is also the Director and co founder of Agena. Norman has also published seven books and hundreds of articles.
We are delighted to have him join us for our next weekly General Assembly Meeting on Monday 13th December at 7pm GMT. Norman will be discussing the latest data on vaccine efficacy and safety in the UK. Tune in to watch this meeting live on our website - https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
You can also check out his recent interview in the UK with Majid Nawaz here - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Jxkb2yhdLiA
🌟21 Day Gratitude Challenge - Day 10
Today is Day 10 of our 21 Day Gratitude Challenge! Thanks to everyone that has been participating. It's time to grab a piece of paper or your notebook, take a seat, reflect on today's prompt, and then get to it!
Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know about a nice thing someone did for you this week.
Follow World Council for Health:
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Today is Day 10 of our 21 Day Gratitude Challenge! Thanks to everyone that has been participating. It's time to grab a piece of paper or your notebook, take a seat, reflect on today's prompt, and then get to it!
Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know about a nice thing someone did for you this week.
Follow World Council for Health:
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Thanks to everyone that tuned into today’s live event. If you missed it you can it on our Facebook page now or on our website in a few days.
World Council for Health presents a TownHall on #InternationalHumanRightsDay in association with Trialsite News
Theme: Celebrating the Right to Health through Active Citizenry
Featuring:
Dr Jackie Stone (Zimbabwe). Bongani Luthuli (South Africa). Yohan Tengra (India). Mary Beth Pfeiffer (USA). Darren Deojee (Scotland).
Producer: Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa). Co-Host: Zoe Strickland (United Kingdom).
https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
World Council for Health presents a TownHall on #InternationalHumanRightsDay in association with Trialsite News
Theme: Celebrating the Right to Health through Active Citizenry
Featuring:
Dr Jackie Stone (Zimbabwe). Bongani Luthuli (South Africa). Yohan Tengra (India). Mary Beth Pfeiffer (USA). Darren Deojee (Scotland).
Producer: Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (South Africa). Co-Host: Zoe Strickland (United Kingdom).
https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
🌟21 Day Gratitude Challenge - Day 11
Today is Day 11 of our 21 Day Gratitude Challenge Thank you for participating! It's time to grab a piece of paper or your notebook, take a seat, reflect on today's prompt, and then get to it!
Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know about something you accomplished this week.
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Today is Day 11 of our 21 Day Gratitude Challenge Thank you for participating! It's time to grab a piece of paper or your notebook, take a seat, reflect on today's prompt, and then get to it!
Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know about something you accomplished this week.
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🌟21 Day Gratitude Challenge - Day 12
It's Day 12 of our 21 Day Gratitude Challenge! We're so glad you've joined us. Grab a piece of paper or your notebook, take a seat, reflect on today's prompt, and then get to it!
Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know what aspect of your life has changed for the better.
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It's Day 12 of our 21 Day Gratitude Challenge! We're so glad you've joined us. Grab a piece of paper or your notebook, take a seat, reflect on today's prompt, and then get to it!
Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know what aspect of your life has changed for the better.
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The World Council for Health is delighted to have Professor David Healy join us on Monday 13th December for a presentation on SSRI's and their impact on Global Health. David is a professor of psychiatry, as well as being a scientist, psychopharmacologist and author. His latest book 'Shipwreck of the Singular' looks at our changing environment through a healthcare lense. Tune into the website at 7pm GMT to catch this presentation - www.worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom
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📌 You're invited to join us TODAY (Monday, December 13) for our next General Assembly meeting!
Join us live at 7 pm GMT (2 pm EST) to hear from Prof. Norman Fenton and Prof. David Healy. We will also be joined by two of our affiliates: Health Defence League and Ippocrates. You won't want to miss this!
Visit worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom to see and share the live broadcast.
A recording will be made available on our website for those who cannot make the live meeting. Recordings of our Nov 29 and Dec 6 meetings should be up shortly - we apologize for the delay.
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Join us live at 7 pm GMT (2 pm EST) to hear from Prof. Norman Fenton and Prof. David Healy. We will also be joined by two of our affiliates: Health Defence League and Ippocrates. You won't want to miss this!
Visit worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom to see and share the live broadcast.
A recording will be made available on our website for those who cannot make the live meeting. Recordings of our Nov 29 and Dec 6 meetings should be up shortly - we apologize for the delay.
Follow World Council for Health:
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🌟 Today is the 13th day of our 21 Day Gratitude Challenge and we are so glad you've joined us. Grab a piece of paper or your notebook, take a seat, reflect on today's prompt, and then get to it!
Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know to who you are writing your thank you note.
Follow World Council for Health:
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Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know to who you are writing your thank you note.
Follow World Council for Health:
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World Council for Health are delighted to be joined tonight at 7pm GMT by two of our brilliant affiliates.
Martin Wucher will be joining us from Health Defence League in Namibia - https://hdleague.online
Dr. Giuliana Crisman & Arianna Moro will be joining us from IppocrateORG in Italy - https://ippocrateorg.org
Tune in via our newsroom to see what these two fantastic organizations are up to:
www.worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom
Martin Wucher will be joining us from Health Defence League in Namibia - https://hdleague.online
Dr. Giuliana Crisman & Arianna Moro will be joining us from IppocrateORG in Italy - https://ippocrateorg.org
Tune in via our newsroom to see what these two fantastic organizations are up to:
www.worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom
🚨 Our live General Assembly meeting begins in 30 minutes.
Join us on our website at 7 pm GMT
(9 pm CAT | 2 pm EST | 11 am PST)
worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom
Guests include Prof. Norman Fenton and Prof. David Healy and two of our affiliates: Health Defence League and Ippocrates. You won't want to miss this!
A recording of today's meeting will be made available later this week for those that are unable to attend today.
Follow World Council for Health:
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Join us on our website at 7 pm GMT
(9 pm CAT | 2 pm EST | 11 am PST)
worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom
Guests include Prof. Norman Fenton and Prof. David Healy and two of our affiliates: Health Defence League and Ippocrates. You won't want to miss this!
A recording of today's meeting will be made available later this week for those that are unable to attend today.
Follow World Council for Health:
➨ @WCH_org
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Thanks to everyone that joined us today to hear from Prof. Norman Fenton and Prof. David Healy as well as two of our affiliates: Health Defence League and Ippocrates.
A recording of the meeting will be made available later this week in our Multimedia Library.
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A recording of the meeting will be made available later this week in our Multimedia Library.
Please visit our website to sign up for updates: worldcouncilforhealth.org/subscribe
Follow World Council for Health:
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The November 29 World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting video is now available for viewing on our website. We apologize for the delay in posting it.
We were joined by guest speakers Dr. Rochagné Kilian and Prof. Marc Cohen as well as our Affiliates: Police for Freedom and When Push Comes to Shove.
📹: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/general-assembly-meeting-november-29-2021
You can also find clips of the individual speakers from the Nov. 29 meeting on our website.
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We were joined by guest speakers Dr. Rochagné Kilian and Prof. Marc Cohen as well as our Affiliates: Police for Freedom and When Push Comes to Shove.
📹: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/general-assembly-meeting-november-29-2021
You can also find clips of the individual speakers from the Nov. 29 meeting on our website.
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The December 6 World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting video is now available for viewing on our website. We apologize for the delay in posting it.
We were joined by guest speakers Dr. Darrell DeMello and Mr. Darren Deojee as well as our Affiliates: Covid Medical Network and the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons.
📹: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/general-assembly-meeting-december-6-2021
You can also find clips of the individual speakers from the Dec. 6 meeting on our website.
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We were joined by guest speakers Dr. Darrell DeMello and Mr. Darren Deojee as well as our Affiliates: Covid Medical Network and the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons.
📹: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/general-assembly-meeting-december-6-2021
You can also find clips of the individual speakers from the Dec. 6 meeting on our website.
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🌟 Today is Day 14 in our 21 Day Gratitude Challenge and we are so glad you've joined us! Grab some paper or a notebook, take a seat, reflect on today's prompt, and then get to it!
Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know about a negative event in your life that led to a positive outcome.
Follow World Council for Health:
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Spend as much or as little time on this as you please. And if you're new to this practice, it's okay to start small.
Check out our gratitude resource: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/gratitude
If you feel led to share, let us know about a negative event in your life that led to a positive outcome.
Follow World Council for Health:
➨ @WCH_org