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A group of #Ebola survivors with a medical background were asked to play a critical role in WHO’s training programme for health workers on Ebola care. Watch how one of them, Austin, contributes to the #EbolaResponse as an “expert patient trainer” in #Liberia 
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Milliherb and Knock Nerves can cure virus infection
Prevent infection virus and bacteria; give baby and children; honey : date (10 : 3) blander; baby 0 – 3 months 6 x 5 – 9 drops and  7 months – 5 years 3 x a teaspoon daily
We have  the research  pharmaceutical composition  formulation  Milliherb 40 preparation. 24 preparation has been registered to the POM (Food and Drug Administration of Indonesia.)  Milliherb us mixture of herbs in a same effect of making herbal formula is greater than 25 kinds, so the herbs was able to reduce the dose  (500 mg dry herbs) of herbal medicine and synergistic. The dose 500 mg / capsule dried herbs, use 3 - 6 times 1-2 capsules to cure and prevent diseases and symptoms was reduced after drinking for 10-15 minutes. The effectiveness is greater than 90%. In general, the failure was caused by drug withdrawal.
The  knock nerves on the skin with a toothpick or brush on (ache, inflammation and tumor) is stimulate nerve periphery to increase blood flow. The blood flow is running well, it can relieve pain symptoms of pain, inflammation, shrink the tumor and that all diseases can be cured quickly. It is for firdt-aid selfmedication and clinical medication 
Prevention of development of infectious diseases due to viruses (flu, chicken pox, measles, mumps, scarlet fever, cikungunyah, avian influenza, herpes). Action;  every fever  a baby,  toddler and children; you knock nerves with hair brush for baby  slowly on the whole body especially stomach, chest, back, neck, and haid and  smeared with oil Milligesic cream.
Jamu Milliherb every 2 hours given to drink 100-300 ml of milk-honey or honey- tea - lemon, fruits juice-honey or honey-lemon-water  and give 3 x 5 drops Millimiristin. When the heat had gone down and the symptoms continued treatment 6 times  10 drops Millimiristin given until 5-15 days. Adult were similarly done in adults plus drink Millifeksi 3 - 6 times 1-2 capsules and Millimiristin 3 - 6 times 1 teaspoon. Prevent drink 3 x a week 15 drops Millimiristin.
No need to take the medicine the doctor, because the virus can not be cured with modern medicine.
a. Flu is a cold, children and adults in 1-3 days had healed.
b. Dengue fever is a fever five days, usually recover in 3-7 days
c. Chicken pox, generally within 3-7 days still arise patches but not severe. Treatment continued as above until the patches disappear.
d. Measles is generally 3-7 days had healed, if the heat continues, treatment continued until the heat dissipated. Prevent drink 3 x a week 15 drops Millimiristin.
e. Mumps is generally 3-7 days had healed, if the heat continues. The neck swelling knocked nerves with brush and smeared Milligesic cream 3 times a day.
f. Cikungunyah generally 3-7 days had healed, if the heat continues. and skin swelling and joint pain and knock nerves the joints intensive Milligesic cream 2 - 3 times a day. Treatment plus Millifeksi, Milligesic 3-6 times 1-2 capsules, Millimiristin &Milligesic oil 3 – 6 x 15 drops.
g. Bird flu has not patient for cases study,  treatment: plus  Millicento  & Milliasbat 2 capsules  6 times and Milligesic oil 6 times 1 teaspoon.
h. Herpes, Treatment: MillialerG drink 3 - 6 times 1 - 2 capsules, Millifeksi, Milligesic 3 x 1 cap and Millimiritin & Milligesic oil  3 times15 drops each. The knock nerves with brush knock on nerves throughout the body with brush smeared with Milligesic cream, except the blister. Blister compress with Milligesic cream, replaced 2 times a day.The reduced symptoms and recover within 3 – 15 days, the healing; not develop blisters and pain due to herpes lost. MillialerG 3 x 1 capsul and Millimiristin daily for  prevention. This herbal used to  as  antivirus.
Ebola is  virus-infection I thing this treatment is good for first aid for ebola can cure before critical illness.
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Thanx God Ebola can be cured 
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Just before the holiday season started, a certification ceremony was held for all the health care workers that had completed all the stages of the WHO-led clinical #Ebola training in Monrovia, #Liberia http://goo.gl/4BdqWk 
The training programme was developed into a two-staged programme: 'cold' and 'hot' trainings.
The 'cold' training was held in an Ebola realistic environment (mock-up), and started in late September. From mid-November, the 'hot' training started in a real Ebola treatment unit.
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thats an encouragement & thy real deserve it
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“This is my way of contributing to fighting the Ebola virus out of my country, and my job is to make sure that the medical contaminated waste from this #Ebola treatment unit is managed in a safe way. I don’t feel afraid doing this job. We are operating this incinerator from what we call the green side, and then staff in full PPE [Personal Protection Equipment] will deliver bags of contaminated waste from what we call the red side, and push it into the incinerator, so it is all managed in a safe way”. 

James K. Flomo, Incinerator Operator & Hygiene supervisor, Ministry of Defense Ebola Treatment Unit, Ministry of Health #Liberia

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GOOD.  
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People can survive #Ebola.
Although Ebola is a severe, often fatal disease, getting medical care early can increase the chance of survival.
Today, about 1 out of 3 Ebola patients survive. Many of them are now using their experience to help fight the disease in their community. 
Read some of their stories here http://goo.gl/hoIdbl #NoMoreEbola
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PUT LORD JESUS IN FIRST BEFORE ANYTHING
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“[#Ebola patients] are not condemned to death, patients can survive. We must preserve our humanity and do everything we can to give them hope.” 
Brother Michael Koroma (left), Hospital Manager at the Lunsar Community Care Centre (behind St John’s Catholic Hospital), #SierraLeone

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The greatest deed of all is love for one another.corruption shows lack of love and care for others.i totally agree that most African politicans are stagnated at the ancient level of primitive acquization,so the masses suffers from lack of care. This affects health care provision and other things
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The number of new #Ebola cases in #Liberia has been falling in recent weeks. The country is travelling the last mile to #zerocases, but that last mile will be very long and difficult, and can only be reached when it has the capacity to find and isolate all cases, trace all contacts and bury all who die from Ebola safely. This feature story shows how one remote village in the rainforest has reached the goal
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What a credit to WHO - it would be amazing to have #zerocases in #Liberia   
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Facts you need to know about #Ebola  http://goo.gl/SIYTQ8
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Tnx fr sharing
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Это очень страшная болезнь.
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“You will never forget the day that second blood test comes back and they tell you that you have survived [#Ebola]. It is the happiest day you can ever imagine.” 
- Abdul Rahman Sanu, a community health officer who recently recovered from Ebola, attends a #SierraLeone Ministry of Health/WHO Mental Health training in psychological first aid. 
While most participants are social workers and HIV counsellors, survivors like Abdul and other health workers are often invited to attend so they receive support and could learn skills to help their co-workers cope with the disease as Sierra Leone continues to confront the Ebola epidemic.

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hi please let me know the steps and the minimum eligibilty criteria to apply for the projects under world health organisation
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Calling each other “my brother”, Martin Senesie (left) and Mohamed Koroma became friends fast at a recent #SierraLeone Ministry of Health/WHO Mental Health training to increase the national capacity in psychosocial support. Both men have family in Kailahun, the early epicenter of the #Ebola outbreak in the country.
Senesie, a psychiatric nurse, was mentored and is now mentoring others in his profession to give psychological first aid trainings to counsellors and social workers across Sierra Leone. 
Koroma lost 17 family members to Ebola. His father, a brother and a cousin did not contract the disease and are the only family he has left. “I am doing well now. What else can I do? We people of Kailahun love life, music, food and dance. We will go on. They are in a better place with God,” says Koroma.

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Hello Guys how was the holidays.I am a Psychiatrist volunteer in Sierraleon.Hope to see u in the Psychosocial Pillar meeting
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WHO is printing 4,000 copies of #Ebola clinical management handbook for the initial distribution to clinicians on the frontline of Ebola care in #SierraLeonehttp://goo.gl/91yJ51
These guidelines were developed by the health workers from the Ministry of Health, Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces, WHO, the U.S. CDC and over 40 agencies based on best medical treatments currently being used to save lives of Ebola patients throughout Sierra Leone.
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It's not good.. that's is Ebola Virus
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The World Health Organization is responsible for keeping public safety from disease and keeping the public healthy. However because they have so much to handle, they have a slower response towards disease outbreaks.
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To make this statement: "The World Health Organization has stated repeatedly that transportation restrictions impede the ability to respond to the outbreak with necessary personnel and supplies, and state that travel restrictions and closure of borders at points of entry are not recommended." Allowing anyone to make leisure visits to infected areas is not working. If personnel is sent, they shouldn't be able to leave till it's over. So much for science over religion if WHO thinks like that.
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