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🌤 28 Day Connection Challenge: Day 8

These connection prompts are meant to help us connect better with the people around us, ourselves, and our environments during a time when real connection is lacking for many.

We need real #connection now more than ever! So without further ado, let's get to it and start connecting! 🤝

Check out our new connection resource to learn more: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/human-connection

If you feel led to share, let us know what it felt like to connect with the expanse of the universe today.

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🎥 Video Now Available: World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting #27

Guest speakers Prof Michael Barnes and Catharina Roland joined the World Council for Health on February 7 and Shabnam Palesa Mohamed introduced WCH Coalition Partner SAVAERS, the South African Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System.

This presentation is now available to watch and share:
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A full transcript is available on our website: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/general-assembly-meeting-february-7-2022

Individual presentations can be found on our website:
Prof Michale Barnes: An Insight into the Medical Cannabis Scene in the UK
Catharina Roland: New Earth Manifesto: A Beautiful Vision of Healing Life on Earth
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed: About SAVAERS

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Did you miss this lively conversation between @PierreKory and @delbigtree today? Watch it now: https://t.co/NAut36vocG - Plus, Del reveals details about the upcoming Defeat the Mandates event in California.
— FLCCC—Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (@Covid19Critical) Feb 10, 2022
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📌 Save the date! The next World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting is Monday, February 14.

Join us live to hear from our guest speakers Dr. Charles Hoff and Kim Knight. Dr. Fernando Valerio will join us to introduce WCH Coalition Partner Catracho.

You're invited to observe the meeting live on our website. Visit worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom to see and share the live broadcast and to join the live chat.

7pm GMT | 9pm CAT
2pm EST | 11am PST


The Zoom chat and Q&A are reserved for WCH speakers, members, and Coalition Partners. We welcome you to participate in the live chat on our website.

A recording will be made available on our website mid-week for those who cannot make the live meeting.

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“It is so obvious for everybody to see”

“It’s not about bravery. It’s about doing the right thing”

Matt Le Tissier
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The Bird Poem submitted by Carol P.
A bird, by its very nature, has a very beady eye
It can spot a tiny speck of food from way up in the sky
And from this higher viewpoint, it sees the scenes around
Unlike those who are so close they only see the ground
They see only their surroundings, not what else is going on
That’s why they’re apt to shoot the bird if it sings a different song
But, like a canary in a coalmine, this BIRD has a warning for all
And we’d do well to heed it or we’re heading for a fall …
So, before you believe the ‘big shots’ who’d shoot this bird from the sky
Ask what, or who, they’re protecting, and what’s their reason ‘why’
Ask who is it who pays their Bill, or what are they trying to sell
Because ignorance and obedience lead to the Gates of Hell
~~~ 🌸🌸🌸🕊🕊🕊
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👩🏽‍🔬 International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Over the past decades, the global scientific community has increased efforts in inspiring women and girls. Yet they continue to be underrepresented in STEM fields.

Today, we're featuring 12 women that have done important things in the field of science. Some were unable to fully participate in their fields while others were denied credit for their groundbreaking work.

worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/2022/02/girls-women-in-science/43412

We must continue to challenge the gender stereotypes that pigeonhole women into certain roles around the world. This doesn’t mean all women must work out of the home and have STEM careers; it means we need freedom of choice for women to access and pursue the same education and careers as men if that’s what they choose.

To all girls and women on this day: you are powerful, you are valuable, and you are not alone!

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https://off-guardian.org/2022/02/11/is-there-something-more-sinister-behind-the-new-hiv-scare/

An open mind is necessary for sense-making at this time. Question everything and start saying ‘No thank you, I’ll take care of my own health from this point on. No more jabs.’ 🙏🕊🌸
Yes! We know early treatment works. We've been saying it for two years. And there are safe, inexpensive and effective options available. Plus, even more good news! EVERYONE is eligible for treatment. https://t.co/2eimZhNhDh
— FLCCC—Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (@Covid19Critical) Feb 13, 2022
BiRD Sunday sense check challenge: What is more likely to cause heart attacks in women: Sex toys or a new and experimental gene-based vaccine that hasn’t been adequately safety tested? 🤔🕊🕊
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Freedom Convoy has been in Ottawa for over 2 weeks. No one wears mask or keep social distancing, however, Covid continues to recede. Cases, hospitalizations and deaths are the lowest of the year.

People who ignore the mandates are proving their point as no one is getting sick.
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🔴 LIVE NOW with Dr. Charles Hoffe, Kim Knight, and Dr. Fernando Valerio

It's time for World Council for Health General Assembly Meeting #28!

Join us now live on our website. Visit worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom to tune in and join the live chat.

7pm GMT | 9pm CAT
2pm EST | 11am PST



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🎙 Join the first WCH Connection Room on Wednesday!

You're invited to connect with Dr. Robbie O'Dwyer and the WCH Mind Health Committee this Wednesday, February 16 at 9pm GMT (4pm EST) for a guided meditation and a chance to connect with the WCH online community.

Navigate to the WCH discussion group (@worldforhealthchat) at the scheduled time, find the chat status bar at the top, and click or tap "join" to participate.


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Dr. Tess Lawrie provides an overview of the World Council for Health, speaking to Dr. Dean Patterson at Covid Conversations III in Guernsey.

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Join us this evening at 7 p.m. ET for our weekly webinar. Dr. Kory and Dr. Cadegiani will discuss the changing dynamic of medical journals throughout the pandemic. What's caused the change? Plus, we'll have nurses help answer questions in real time. https://t.co/DTgWin1aW5 https://t.co/QJujzVkyOl
— FLCCC—Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (@Covid19Critical) Feb 16, 2022