The World Health Organization is creating a new system to approve vaccines worldwide. This move raises concerns about conflicts of interest, as revealed by a health official working with WHO and Bill Gates on vaccine development.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is working on a global system to authorize vaccines across countries. This new mechanism aims to streamline approvals but has sparked worries about fairness and transparency. In March 2023, Prof. Lester Schulman, a health official, admitted a conflict of interest while discussing his role. He revealed he is collaborating with WHO and Bill Gates on vaccine projects, yet he must ask someone else to handle part of the approval process to avoid bias. This situation highlights the challenges of maintaining trust in global health decisions. Many people are now questioning how such conflicts could affect the safety and approval of vaccines. The public deserves clear answers to ensure that health policies prioritize safety over personal or organizational interests.

Original Author: Yaffa Shir-Raz | Source: Brownstone Institute