USAToday: U.S. Uniformed officers to treat Ebola patients in Liberia
President Obama has assured Americans that none of the nearly 4,000 U.S. troops heading to Liberia will treat Ebola patients, but 70 uniformed officers of the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps will.
The corps, part of the Department of Health and Human Services, will open a clinic outside the Liberian capital, Monrovia, this weekend and is tasked with treating Liberian doctors and nurses who contract the deadly disease. It is the first time U.S. government personnel have been given that assignment, although all volunteered.
For those local medical personnel willing to treat Ebola patients — among the most dangerous of jobs — the new clinic is a means of support, Rear Adm. Scott Giberson, acting U.S. deputy surgeon general, said Wednesday in a phone interview from Liberia.
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NBC: Number of People Under "Active Monitoring" for Ebola in NYC Triples, City Officials Say 11/5/2014. 5:06PM
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Swazi Observer: Nurses will not attend to Ebola patients - SWADNU
....in what can be seen as a disregard for the Nightingale Pledge which they took before being admitted to the profession, Mamba said nurses would not risk their lives attending to anybody suspected to be infected with the infectious disease which has ravaged some parts of West Africa infecting more than 4 000 people in its wake
ALL healthcare workers have been advised not to attend to anyone with or showing symptoms similar to that of Ebola.
Swaziland Democratic Nurses Union (SWADNU) President Bheki Mamba said this during a press conference held at Umtfunti Guest House yesterday afternoon
....in what can be seen as a disregard for the Nightingale Pledge which they took before being admitted to the profession, Mamba said nurses would not risk their lives attending to anybody suspected to be infected with the infectious disease which has ravaged some parts of West Africa infecting more than 4 000 people in its wake
ALL healthcare workers have been advised not to attend to anyone with or showing symptoms similar to that of Ebola.
Swaziland Democratic Nurses Union (SWADNU) President Bheki Mamba said this during a press conference held at Umtfunti Guest House yesterday afternoon
SaudiGazette: OIC-IDB announce assistance to Ebola-hit countries
In addition to financial pledges, assistance also includes material resources, equipment and supplies, as well as trained heath workers and associated workforce.
The package of assistance announced by the IDB for development to Guinea amounts to $45 million through two agreements of which $10 million is for poverty alleviation and $34 million for supporting health programs including $6 million for fighting Ebola
In addition to financial pledges, assistance also includes material resources, equipment and supplies, as well as trained heath workers and associated workforce.
The package of assistance announced by the IDB for development to Guinea amounts to $45 million through two agreements of which $10 million is for poverty alleviation and $34 million for supporting health programs including $6 million for fighting Ebola
Swazi Observer: Nurses will not attend to Ebola patients - SWADNU 11/6/2014
ReplyDelete....in what can be seen as a disregard for the Nightingale Pledge which they took before being admitted to the profession, Mamba said nurses would not risk their lives attending to anybody suspected to be infected with the infectious disease which has ravaged some parts of West Africa infecting more than 4 000 people in its wake
ALL healthcare workers have been advised not to attend to anyone with or showing symptoms similar to that of Ebola.
Swaziland Democratic Nurses Union (SWADNU) President Bheki Mamba said this during a press conference held at Umtfunti Guest House yesterday afternoon
SaudiGazette: OIC-IDB announce assistance to Ebola-hit countries Last updated: Wednesday, November 05, 2014 8:45 PM
ReplyDeleteIn addition to financial pledges, assistance also includes material resources, equipment and supplies, as well as trained heath workers and associated workforce.
The package of assistance announced by the IDB for development to Guinea amounts to $45 million through two agreements of which $10 million is for poverty alleviation and $34 million for supporting health programs including $6 million for fighting Ebola
Reuters: Ebola surging in Sierra Leone amid lack of treatment centres - UN 11/6/2014
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Reuters: EU scheme commits $350 million for research on Ebola vaccines, tests 11/6/2014
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FoxNews: WHO revises Ebola death toll lower, virus slowing in Liberia 11/6/2014
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Today: Spanish nurse who survived Ebola offers blood to treat others 11/6/2014
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NewStatesman: Ebola: how the west made things worse 11/6/2014
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AllAfrica: Sierra Leone: Hopes of Controlling Sierra Leone's Ebola Outbreak Remain Grim 11/6/2014
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TheAustralian: Autralians among hundreds to fight Ebola in Sierra Leone 11/6/2014
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UN: Ebola Countries to Get $450M in Commercial Financing 11/6/2014
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CBS: Poll finds NJ voters approve of Christie's Ebola work 11/6/2014
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ReplyDeleteChannelsTV: ECOWAS summons emergency meeting on Ebola 11/6/2014 The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has summoned an emergency meeting in Accra, Ghana to find a solution to the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) ravaging Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.
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NewsNigeria: Jonathan goes to Accra for Ebola (ECOWAS) confab 11/6/2014
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Leadership: Ebola: 2 Nigerians confirmed positive in Sierra Leone - Minister 11/6/2014
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TheNation: Ebola: African Union seeks fund from African billionaires 11/5/2014
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Nurse.com: NJ Governor activates statewide Ebola preparedness plan 11/6/2014
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SMH: Government acts on Ebola weeks after EU evacuation assurance 11/7/2014
Australia received an assurance from the European Union more than a fortnight ago that health professionals who go to west Africa to join the battle against Ebola would be evacuated to first-rate medical care if they contracted the deadly virus."
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ScientificAmerican: Ebola Outbreak Prompts Changes in Protective Equipment 11/6/2014
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PRNewsWire: Leading BioSciences Submits Expanded Access, Compassionate Use IND For LB1148 To Treat Ebola-Related Shock And Multi-Organ Failure 11/6/2014 LB1148 May Help Patients Survive Deadly Organ Failure to Fight Off Ebola Virus
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StarTribune: State is monitoring 48 travelers who returned from West Africa 11/5/2014 8:53PM
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CitizenTimes: (Asheville) Mission Health lays out Ebola plans 11/5/2014
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HeraldSun: Duke patient who tested negative for Ebola discharged 11/5/2014 8:45PM
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GovTech: Ebola efforts tax strapped public health agencies November 5, 2014 "Dwindling resources may make it difficult for health departments across the country to carry out intensive airport screenings, patient monitoring and other preparations for a potential Ebola outbreak in the U.S."
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WestCtrlTribune: Minnesota State health officials monitor travelers for Ebola 11.6/2014
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RapidCityJournal: SD State prepared to monitor travel from Ebola-affected countries November 5, 2014
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AFP: Ebola watch period nears end in Texas 11/6/2014
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AsburyParkPress: Ebola cases rise sharply in sierra Leone 11/6/2014 2:35PM EST
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WVNSTV59: Seven Best Hopes for a drug to fight Ebola 11/6/2014
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DefenseSystems: Air Force hospital adds Ebola-zapping robot 11/6/2014
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Slate: China says it will build Ebola hospital in Liberia 11/6/2014
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IndianExpress: Thousands of Ebola deaths likely unreported: WHO expert 11/6/2014
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KXXVTVNews25: Aethlon Medical Announces Undetectable Ebola Virus in Patient Treated with Hemopurifier® Therapy 11/6/2014
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StarTelegram: State: Final North Texan monitored for Ebola to be cleared Friday 11/6/2014
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DailyStar: Ebola terror at nudist beach: Four African migrants hospitalised 11/6/2014 "Nineteen migrants arrived on a beach in Gran Canaria and were isolated for several hours as authorities panicked over what to do. Some of the migrants were from Guinea and Sierra Leone "
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USArmy.mil: Risk of contracting EVD is extremely low 11/6/2014
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NPR: Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars Are Refugees Again — From Ebola 11/6/2014
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HollywoodReporter: Bob Geldof reportedly planning band aid single to fight Ebola 11/3/2014
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WaPo: Chris Christie wins cheers for Ebola quarantine of Kaci Hickox
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CourierJournal: Ebola survivor, Kent Brantly to visit Louisville 2:56 p.m. EST November 6, 2014
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BrandonSun/CanadianPress: Multinational company asks prime minister to reverse Ebola visa restrictions Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014 at 1:54 PM
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NewHavenIndependent: City Pitches in for Sierra Leone's Ebola Crisis Nov 6, 2014 2:49 pm Almost a month after its own Ebola scare, New Haven kicked off a campaign aiming to raise $100,000 by the end of January for sister city Freetown’s health crisis.
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VOA: U.S. and Liberia Partner to Open First Ebola Treatment Unit Published November 06, 2014
NZDoctor: Government ponders sending clinicians to West Africa in Ebola fight. 11-7-2014. 4:27PM
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