The World Council for Health (WCH) is holding its second annual Better Way Conference on June 1-4 in Bath, U.K. The conference became a unique forum for experts and scientists from all over the world to discuss the pressing issues concerning societal issues ranging from healthcare to the environment, and from electrosmog, transhumanism, and artificial intelligence (AI) to governance and free speech. Most importantly, these discussions are solution-centered and help formulate a better way forward.
In this interview with The New American, Dr. Tess Lawrie, the WCH’s co-founder, talks about the ethos and philosophy of the Better Way and provides details of the panel discussions this year. One of them, “From Big Pharma to Real Health,” will be co-hosted by Veronika Kyrylenko, the senior editor of The New American.
Veronika is a writer with a passion for holding the powerful accountable, no matter their political affiliation. With a Ph.D. in Political Science from Odessa National University (Ukraine), she brings a sharp analytical eye to domestic and foreign policy, international relations, the economy, and healthcare.
Veronika’s work is driven by a belief that freedom is worth defending, and she is dedicated to keeping the public informed in an era where power often operates without scrutiny.