24 Experts Resign from Professional Commissions at Slovak Public Health Authority

Twenty-four specialists have resigned from professional commissions at Slovakia's Public Health Authority (FPU), citing what they describe as destructive interference in their work. The departing experts issued a joint statement explaining their decision to leave the health authority's advisory bodies. The Public Health Authority serves as the country's main institution for monitoring public health, disease prevention, and providing expert guidance on health policy matters. The mass resignation of nearly two dozen specialists raises questions about the current management and direction of the health authority's professional advisory structure.