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From Bloomberg:
- Usatoday: U.s. Uniformed Officers To Treat Ebola Patients In Liberia
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...
- Barack Obama Releases Statement On Ebola
'Ebola is not the cause of these senseless deaths. Rather, the illness calling itself Ebola virus is a radical misinterpretation of one of the world's great plagues." "We must not give in to our weaker natures, and take the easy way out, blaming...
- Yet Another Ebola Case In Dallas (with Addendum)
Confirmed: another healthcare worker who took care of pathogen-carrying, pathogen-spreading criminal Thomas Eric Duncan has Ebola. Now there are two cases from an individual index patient. An outbreak is not contained until there are fewer than two additional...
- Ebola News 10-14-14 - Constantly Updated At Bottom Of Post
WHO Says There Could Be Up To 10,000 New Ebola Cases Per Week In 2 Months ----- One Week of Observation Left; Original 48 Contacts OK So far, Duncan's family members remain symptom free. However, it appears officials are preparing the msm because...
- Another Confirmed Ebola Case In Dallas, Texas! (updated)
One of the Texas Presbyterian Hospital nurses who took care of Liberian Thomas Eric Duncan, Patient Zero here in the United States, has tested positive on a preliminary test and is in isolation. Thomas Eric Duncan died of Ebola on October 8. UPDATE: From...
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18,000 Nurses In California To Strike Over Ebola
No Sponge Baths Until My Needs Are Met
From Bloomberg:
Some 18,000 nurses in Northern California are planning a two-day strike starting Nov. 11, partly over equipment and training standards for the Ebola virus.
The walkout would affect 21 hospitals and 65 clinics owned by Kaiser Permanente, based in Oakland, California, said Charles Idelson, a spokesman for National Nurses United.
The union’s contract with nonprofit Kaiser expired in August and was extended until October, he said.
The union said in a Nov. 6 statement that Kaiser “continued to stonewall on dozens of proposals to improve patient care standards, as well as refusing to address the concern of Kaiser RNs about Ebola safety protocols and protective equipment, refusing to even answer questions by the RNs.”
- Usatoday: U.s. Uniformed Officers To Treat Ebola Patients In Liberia
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...
- Barack Obama Releases Statement On Ebola
'Ebola is not the cause of these senseless deaths. Rather, the illness calling itself Ebola virus is a radical misinterpretation of one of the world's great plagues." "We must not give in to our weaker natures, and take the easy way out, blaming...
- Yet Another Ebola Case In Dallas (with Addendum)
Confirmed: another healthcare worker who took care of pathogen-carrying, pathogen-spreading criminal Thomas Eric Duncan has Ebola. Now there are two cases from an individual index patient. An outbreak is not contained until there are fewer than two additional...
- Ebola News 10-14-14 - Constantly Updated At Bottom Of Post
WHO Says There Could Be Up To 10,000 New Ebola Cases Per Week In 2 Months ----- One Week of Observation Left; Original 48 Contacts OK So far, Duncan's family members remain symptom free. However, it appears officials are preparing the msm because...
- Another Confirmed Ebola Case In Dallas, Texas! (updated)
One of the Texas Presbyterian Hospital nurses who took care of Liberian Thomas Eric Duncan, Patient Zero here in the United States, has tested positive on a preliminary test and is in isolation. Thomas Eric Duncan died of Ebola on October 8. UPDATE: From...