Changing behaviour to tackle Ebola

Health ministers from West African countries have adopted a common strategy to fight the deadly Ebola outbreak.

>The EAC partner states will deploy about 600 healthcare workers to the Ebola-stricken countries in West Africa, according to Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Health, Mr James Macharia.

Coronavirus - Tanzania: Drawing on Ebola readiness to tackle COVID-19  CNBCAfrica.com

Coronavirus – Tanzania: Drawing on Ebola readiness to tackle COVID-19  SocialNews.XYZUnderstanding the basics of 'herd immunity' and fighting the coronavirus  Health24'Building herd immunity may not work in tackling COVID-19 at the moment'  MoneycontrolView Full coverage on Google News

WHO Warns It is Running Out of Money to Tackle Ebola Epidemic in DRC  Voice of America

The bottom line is that when a child breaks a rule, the parent should hold the child accountable. 

According to a report by the Disabled People’s Association in Tanzania (Shivyawata) issued during a members’ meeting in Musoma, 13 per cent of this country’s people have one form of disability or other.

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Two Methodist Ladies' College students disciplined for behaviour breach on ...
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AN exclusive Melbourne girls college has disciplined two students for breaching its code of conduct on a trip to Africa. Methodist Ladies' College in Kew has confirmed that two of its year 10 pupils were found to have breached the behavioural code ...

Life-course-persistent antisocial behaviour may be associated with differences in brain structure  Medical XpressLong-term offenders have different brain structure, study says  The GuardianCriminals end up with 'smaller brains'  BBC NewsAssociations between life-course-persistent antisocial behaviour and brain structure in a population-representative longitudinal birth cohort  The LancetPersistent lying, stealing and bullying linked to having a smaller brain, researchers...