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Join the World Health Network in Holding the CDC Accountable for Its Guidance Through the Information Quality Act Correction Process

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Recently, there has been growing frustration and concern regarding the scientific credibility and consistency of guidance issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The Information Quality Act requires the CDC to provide Information Quality Support by fielding corrections and responding to them within 60 days. A full list of past corrections can … Continued

WHN Files Supplementary Complaint on HICPAC’s Ongoing Violations and Conflicts of Interest

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The World Health Network (WHN) has filed a new complaint with the HHS Inspector General, following up on its original filing from about a year ago, in October 2023. The initial complaint highlighted the inadequacy of the Healthcare Infection Control and Prevention Advisory Committee (HICPAC) member expertise in addressing airborne transmission in healthcare settings. While … Continued

IQA Request for Correction: CDC Guidance on Masking, Hand Washing, and COVID-19

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October 24, 2024 Subject: IQA Request for Correction: CDC Guidance on Masking, Hand Washing, and COVID-19 From: Yaneer Bar-Yam To: InfoQuality@cdc.gov CDC/ATSDR Office of Science Quality By e-mail: InfoQuality@cdc.gov Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to submit a request for correction under the Information Quality Act (IQA) regarding the consistency and scientific validity of the guidance … Continued

Lawsuit Awarding Compensation to Man Infected with COVID in Hospital Highlights Importance of Stronger Infection Control in Healthcare Settings

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Summary of report in Südkurier: Walter Brummel, a supermarket manager, was admitted for a non-Covid-related issue but later tested positive for the COVID infection. His condition worsened, requiring intensive care and a lung ventilation machine. He developed long-lasting health effects, including respiratory issues, other physical symptoms and depression. Brummel sued Tettnang Hospital, claiming the hospital … Continued

Getting Infected in the Hospital!

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It used to be that people went to the hospital and they were treated and got better. They want you to think that this is the world you live in now. But it isn’t. Today, there are sicknesses that are going around. Flu and RSV and mycoplasma and COVID. Many people are infected and don’t … Continued

NYC Health Department Promotes COVID Precautions

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The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to pose complex challenges, including the growing issue of Long COVID. The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYC Health Department) has stepped up in addressing this growing public health concern. Their recent letter to healthcare providers serves as a commendable example of how city health departments can … Continued

Living with Long COVID 

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The Basics of Crashes, Persistent Fatigue, and Post-Exertional Malaise Long COVID, also known as Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection (PASC), has left hundreds of millions of people struggling with symptoms long after their initial infection. Among the most debilitating symptoms are crashes, fatigue, and post-exertional malaise (PEM). Crashes refer to sudden and often severe declines … Continued

World Health Network (WHN) Business Group: Volunteer Factsheet

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Introduction Our goal is to engage purpose-driven business leaders to address pandemic-related challenges that are impacting work, society, and health and get it back on the agenda of every boardroom. Starting with B Corps (leaders that have legally signed up to using their business as a force for good). Current Setup Our Strategy Proposed Projects … Continued

World Health Network Boardroom Briefing on Employee Culture

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Call to Action Boards must take immediate steps to improve workplace health and safety by implementing indoor clean air policies, remote and flexible working, supporting employees with chronic conditions, and advocating for broader legislative changes to ensure a healthier work environment for all.  Overview The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has revealed the deep connections between global … Continued