New book Society Did the "control tower" for COVID-19 and WHO infection control work? Shueisha Shinsho

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Shueisha Shinsho / From the "First Report" on December 31, 2019 to the present, has the WHO (World Health Organization), the global control tower of infectious disease countermeasures, taken accurate measures against the novel coronavirus? It was January 30, 2020 when the WHO recognized "person-to-person" transmission and declared an international emergency. Why did it take so long? The author, who was in charge of WHO coverage when he was stationed in Geneva and who is familiar with the situation, examined in detail the "Initial Action", carefully examined WHO measures such as the process of determining the stage of infection and how the international vaccine supply system was established, and explained the current situation of the international health system, which is closely related to our lives and health. [Contents] Chapter 1 : What happened on December 31, 2019 Chapter 2 : Impact of the International Emergency (PHEIC) Chapter 3 : Pandemic Crisis, Chapter 4 : World Health Assembly in the Coronavirus Crisis, Chapter 5 : Battle over Vaccines, Chapter 6 : Early Warning Networks and Openness Chapter 7 : WHO and Geneva Chapter 8 : Challenges of the Tedros System, End : The Coronavirus Crisis and International Society [Contents] Chapter 1 : What happened on December 31, 1965 Chapter 2 : Impact of the International Emergency (PHEIC) Chapter 3 : Impact of the Pandemic Chapter 4 : World Health Assembly in the Coronavirus Crisis Chapter 5 : Battle over Vaccines, Chapter 6 : Early Warning Networks and Openness Chapter 7 : WHO and Geneva Chapter 8 : Challenges of the Tedros System, End : The Coronavirus Crisis and International Society Kyoichi SASAZAWA withMerit 『 』