WHO says Ebola travel bans not solution

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• Chabba 9 years ago

  Why did the WHO have to wait this long before talking about the ineffectiveness of travel bans against "Ebola infected countries"? Shame on you WHO for your insincerity.

  Why did the WHO have to wait this long before talking about the ineffectiveness of travel bans against "Ebola infected countries"? Shame on you WHO for your insincerity.

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• The mask 9 years ago

  Countries train their doctors differently and award different degrees. It is time we started conferring Doctor of Medicine degrees to MBChB students who have performed the necessary research projects as some countries do.
  
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  Countries train their doctors differently and award different degrees. It is time we started conferring Doctor of Medicine degrees to MBChB students who have performed the necessary research projects as some countries do.
  
  The current practice where newly inducted doctors called house officers with no experience whatsoever are left to experiment with (attend to) serious medical cases while residents, specialists and consultants are away must be put to a stop immediately. There must be at least one specialist present 24 hours in three shift rotations to supervise them. Our health system as it is presently is not the best. The situation in the countryside and rural communities is even worse.
  
  Do not doubt the wisdom in these words.

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• MD 9 years ago

  In the morgue laid, that once upon a time mass protoplasm of loved one, on the autopsy table. I asked. Who is the faith, that or the unknown which is out never to return? O, faith uses that to feel, see, smell, hears and tast ...
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  In the morgue laid, that once upon a time mass protoplasm of loved one, on the autopsy table. I asked. Who is the faith, that or the unknown which is out never to return? O, faith uses that to feel, see, smell, hears and taste. What a drama, you faceless faith that appears to; you make me shed tears interminably. Don’t make me starting thinking I am faith when I read to you these tributes. No, no, no I can’t live without my mortal-body. Have you not heard the medical doctor took to heels, when blood was oozing from the nine-gate city patient christened EBOLA, and the priest would not go by that way to the accursed city Jericho?

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