A report in the Lancet criticizes the global humanitarian aid system for its inability to effectively respond to crises in regions like Sudan and Gaza. Co-author Dr. Paul Spiegel calls for major reforms, including restructuring of organizations like the UN and USAID, to better serve vulnerable populations.
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A report in the Lancet criticizes the global humanitarian aid system for its inability to effectively respond to crises in regions like Sudan and Gaza. Co-author Dr. Paul Spiegel calls for major reforms, including restructuring of organizations like the UN and USAID, to better serve vulnerable populations.
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