"They came to us and requested to host Ebola Patients. We gave them some 375 million dollars and they were so happy. Ebola is very dangerous."~ President Donald Trump.
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Demonstrators in Nairobi, Kenya, have carried an “Ebola” coffin through the streets to protest a proposed US quarantine facility set to house Americans exposed to the disease in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Kenya’s High Court extended its order to halt a Trump administration plan to establish a hospital for Americans exposed to Ebola.
In Kenya, there have been no reported cases of Ebola, and critics say the hospital will bring the disease into the country. https://t.co/h1OcyRrTQQ
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What were his bloggers saying about Uhuru, while circulating inconsistent documents?
We have now heard it straight from the horse’s mouth. Trump asked, and he agreed.
Few things worry me as an Infectious Diseases doctor of 20 years experience
When I get a call saying there is a suspected case of Ebola..that worries me
The Kenyan court’s decision to halt the proposed U.S.-backed #Ebola quarantine facility is welcome news.
This was never about denying care to Americans exposed to Ebola. It was about asking why the U.S. is building a parallel system overseas when it has already invested billions in specialized biocontainment units, transport capabilities, and clinical expertise at home.
Resources would be better spent supporting the outbreak response in affected countries and ensuring exposed Americans have access to the highest standard of care available.
Public health should be guided by evidence, expertise, and ethics—not politics.