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Dear Band Aid, Charity isn’t an excuse to spread ignorance and misinformation. Because of the negative stereotypes you help create, for every dollar you raise, you stop the ten that would have come from trade and tourism. You’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem. This is to educate you and others … Continue reading
The world has finally received some long-awaited good news on the fight against Ebola. According to a UN report, two of the three countries at the epicentre of the disease, Guinea and Liberia, are documenting decreasing infection rates. At last, some headway on reversing the course of the virus. It must come as a relief … Continue reading
Texan health officials have revealed that the first US-diagnosed Ebola patient has died. Mistakes in the initial diagnosis and treatment of the patient showed that the oft-touted first-world health care system is far from perfect. When Thomas Eric Duncan visited the emergency room of a Texas hospital when he first started showing symptoms, he was … Continue reading
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