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Tag Archives: Ebola
Ancient Kosher Laws Have Lessons for a 21st Century War against Ebola
GATESTONE by Lawrence Kadish November 12, 2014 In an era before antibiotics, blood tests and digital scanning thermometers; In an era before EKG’s, stethoscopes, blood transfusions and even refrigeration; In an era before doctors, science and even a rudimentary understanding … Continue reading
Israeli innovation helps combat Ebola
YNET by Udi Etsion October 27, 2014 Sterile tent produced by Israeli company SYS Technologies has already been ordered by Guinea, as WHO scrambles to deal with deadly epidemic. The number of people who have been infected with Ebola in … Continue reading
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Israel First Western Country To Impose Ebola Protocol On Arriving West Africans
JEWISH BUSINESS NEWS by Tibi Singer October 19, 2014 As of Sunday, all passengers arriving in Israel from Africa will have to undergo a medical examination, including checking their body temperature, according to an order of Israel’s Health Ministry. “The … Continue reading