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WHO changed their medical suggestions after China's $20 million donation
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https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/q-a-coronaviruses

The second point, the one that was removed, advising against the use of traditional, herbal medicine is still visible if you set the page to other languages (except Chinese, of course)

(Although, it appears that for people with Chinese IP's, it's only missing from SOME languages <still visible on the Spanish page, but not French.>)

https://twitter.com/chinaorgcn/status/1236521999901417472?s=21

The point is, WHO was initially advocating AGAINST the use of ineffective traditional treatments, but after the Chinese Government donated money to WHO, an international organization under the UN, they essentially stopped listing TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) as something you shouldn't be relying on.

And they have already been massively using traditional Chinese medicine on coronavirus patients without any scientific proof that it’s effective and not harmful.

EDIT: Of course we are not sure if there’s a hidden connection between the massive donation and the changes on the site. But if anyone thinks WHO deleted that line because they might found some herbs can be effective to treat COVID-2019, sorry I don’t see any news on that. I think WHO own the world an explanation.

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