World Council for Health Statement on the Development of Epstein-Barr Virus mRNA Vaccine
The World Council for Health (WCH) opposes the planned use of mRNA vaccines currently in Phase 1 trial against the Epstein-Barr Virus. The WCH…
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World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting on 5G Health Impacts Disrupted
5G health impacts need to be aired. Science, health, and freedom will always have the final say. This is not the first time the…
Know What’s Good For You
Many parents have experienced the unfortunate loss of a child’s pet. Sometimes it’s due to an accident, a mistake, or just plain old age….
First Open Letter on the WHO’s Pandemic Treaty
World Council for Health (WCH), opposes the World Health Organisation (WHO)’s move to implement a global pandemic agreement.
A Message from Dr. Tess Lawrie on International Women’s Day
During this week’s World Council for Health general assembly. Dr. Tess Lawrie gave this statement to commemorate International Women’s Day 2022: Read and watch…
World Council for Health Statement on the Use of Excessive Force on Civilians
The World Council for Health (WCH) calls for governments to cease the use of crowd-control tactics that cause harm including excessive force and ‘non-lethal…
Celebrating World Day of Social Justice
February 20th marks World Day of Social Justice, a day dedicated to remembering the importance of social justice in our world. Social justice is…
Partner Spotlight: Take Action Canada
Take Action Canada is a grassroots group focused on supporting Canadians to be informed and take action against the legal, economic, and bodily infringements…
World Council for Health Statement on the Rise and Normalization of Cardiovascular Disease
Since the rollout of the experimental Covid-19 vaccines, there has been a rise in a variety of cardiovascular conditions affecting people of all ages….
12 Women in Science That Did Really Big Things
Over the past decades, the global scientific community has increased its effort in inspiring and engaging women and girls. Yet women and girls continue…