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St. Albert’s – Friday March 4

8 March 2011

| Visits to the hospital

Last Friday morning after publishing the previous post (thanks to a close friend of Elizabeth who has friend with […]

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Hello from Harare – Sunday, 27 February 2011

4 March 2011

| Visits to the hospital

All three flights – Columbus to Washington, Washington to Addis Ababa, Addis to Harare – went well. As planned, […]

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Abby at St. Albert’s—Dec. 1, 2010

7 December 2010

| Uncategorized

Welcome to my “Abby at St. Albert’s” blog! This is my first foray into the blogger’s world, so please […]

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St. Albert’s Hospital – Update from Elizabeth – Dec. 2010 – Zimbabwe

| Dr. Elizabeth Tarira

Dear friends, After the appeal in July 2010, am happy to give you all the feedback. I would like […]

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Life in Zimbabwe: Jess Cosby’s blog

29 August 2010

| Life in Zimbabwe

A friend recently told me about a blog kept by Jess Cosby, a young British nurse who specializes in […]

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“Most people who become infected experience mild illness and recover, but it can be more severe for others.” The World Health Organization.

* Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or with an alcohol-based hand rub. This can kill the virus.
* Maintain at least 2 metres (6 feet) distance between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing.
* Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth to prevent the virus from entering your body.Cough or sneeze into your bent elbow or tissue.
* Dispose of the tissue immediately and safely.
If you have a cough, fever or difficulty breathing, seek medical help early.
Wipe down tables, counters and surfaces with a disinfectant. See the COVID-19 Learning Center page to make a disinfectant using household bleach.
Avoid non-essential travel.

About Better Healthcare for Africa

Better Healthcare for Africa (BHA) is a secular, non-political, charitable organization working to improve healthcare in Africa with a focus on reducing suffering from cancer, improving maternal health and helping hospitals meet critical needs. Efforts supported by BHA include practical and effective cervical cancer screening, the use of breast examination, HIV awareness, and cancer education for healthcare professionals and communities.

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