NearAP

18 ms·

181.
by NearAP 12y ago
1) Interesting.., that is the only article so far that I've seen that is actually playing down what was achieved by the Nigerian Government and its citizens. 2) The article says ' ....A single Liberian man, who traveled to Nigeria
182.
by NearAP 12y ago
1) In my comment, I was referring to the index patient who wanted to be discharged but the hospital refused to. 2) The person referred to in the article was one of the nurses who attended to the index patient. After it was confirmed that th
183.
by NearAP 12y ago
2 important factors which helped were 1) The health workers who treated the index patient were a major factor in preventing the spread of Ebola to the rest of the city. This is because the index patient initially lied he had been in contact
184.
by NearAP 12y ago
1) There are lots of privately owned and foreign media companies operating in Nigeria and they are not censored so the issue of Government controlling the media doesn't arise. 2) Secondly, what does the Government gain by saying they h
185.
by NearAP 12y ago
Screening for temperatures is a good first step but since a person might not be symptomatic at the time the temperature is being taken, temperature taking won't be enough. I think the Government should go further and embark on enlighte
186.
Silicon Valley takes benefits 'arms race' to health care(reuters.com)
2 points by NearAP 12y ago|0 comments
187.
by NearAP 12y ago
I think one of the reasons why Nigeria was able to contain it compared to Liberia and other countries was an awareness of the disease and the enlightenment campaign from the Government. From initial reports that I read, folks in Liberia did
188.
by NearAP 12y ago
Edit here - Just realized my comment might have come across the wrong way. I was responding to the OP's suggestion of using the screen of 'Have you been to Africa recently?'. I wasn't actually asking if the OP had been t
189.
by NearAP 12y ago
> Have you been to Africa recently.. Considering that there are still regular flights from African countries to the US, that would be a large number of people. Maybe that screen should be applied only if you have developed a symptom like
190.
Ebola Outbreak in Nigeria Appears to Be Over(nytimes.com)
2 points by NearAP 12y ago|0 comments
191.
by NearAP 12y ago
Years ago, I used Microsoft MSDN anytime I had questions relating to VBA.
192.
More M.B.A.s Tap Mom and Pop for Money(online.wsj.com)
1 points by NearAP 12y ago|0 comments
193.
by NearAP 12y ago
> It took the USCIS four months to let me know that my application was not selected.... Simply being curious here - didn't Apple provide you with the case ID? Typically, when you submit an Application to USCIS, you get an ID that al
194.
by NearAP 12y ago
You don't necessarily have to be able to program to be a Product Manager (I know PMs who don't program). I've also done PM interviews which didn't include anything about programming (the interviews focused more on strate