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Tuesday, 29 July 2014

Doctor who treated more than 100 Ebola patients dies from the virus

The Sierra Leonean doctor who treated more than 100 Ebola patients has also died. Dr Sheik Umar Khan (pictured above), who was hailed as a national hero for disregarding his own health and helping sick patients, died today July 29th from the disease after being diagnosed with the virus last week. He contacted the virus despite wearing protective gear when treating patients.

In an interview last month, the 39yr old doctor had expressed fears for his life because of his constant contact with Ebola patients.
"I am afraid for my life. Health workers are prone to the disease because we are the first port of call for somebody who is sickened by the disease. Even with the full protective clothing you put on, you are at risk" He told Reuters
His death comes days after a senior doctor at Liberia's largest hospital, Samuel Brisbane, died on Saturday at an Ebola treatment centre in Monrovia. 3 nurses working in the same Ebola treatment centre alongside Khan also died from the disease last week. Several other medics have been infected.

199 comments:

Anonymous said...

May God help us with this Ebola virus of a thing

Unknown said...

Wow! What a sad news.........I now carry morning fresh dettol and bottle water in ma hand bag! Ndu adiro 2. Biko. Rest in peace doc.........u try

Cute G said...

Oh mine!!!.This indeed is a plague. God please help your faithful ones.

Anonymous said...

Gosh! This is terrible. Lord, keep this away from reaching us.

Anonymous said...

May God have mercy!
What more can one say????
May his soul RIP. ... this is very sad

naijaslatest said...

oh my God, may his soul rest in peace

Anonymous said...

Ebola is too bad. LIB Princess! Pretex4luv@yahoo.com

Unknown said...

Pls God protect us, may his soul rest in peace

Anonymous said...

God please have mercy. This is sooo sad, how I wish it was just one bad dream . Rip for the souls lost so far to this horrible disease.

Anastesia Obi said...

God help us....may d souls of d departed rest in peace Amen.

Unknown said...

OMG! God have mercy over this new invented virus. Don't let it come near my family and friends back home. Wipe it out of this generation oh Lord.

Unknown said...

Very soon medical workers will be running away from Ebola patients.

Emmanuel said...

I really feel for the man...His bravery and selflessness are some of the things lacking in most of our doctors here in Nigeria.

Unknown said...

God pls help u all, dis is becoming disturbing. ~AUCHI GIRL~

Unknown said...

his reward is in heaven

Anonymous said...

In order to help our Embassy Community better understand some of the key points about the Ebola virus we have consulted with our medical specialists at the U S State Department and assembled this list of bullet points worded in plain language for easy comprehension. Our medical specialists remind everyone that they should be following the guideline from the center for Disease Control and the World Health Organisation.


• The suspected reservoirs for Ebola are fruit bats.

• Transmission to humans is thought to originate from infected bats or primates that have become infected by bats.

• Undercooked infected bat and primate (bush) meat transmits the virus to humans.

• Human to human transmission is only achieved by physical contact with a person who is acutely and gravely ill from the Ebola virus or their body fluids.

• Transmission among humans is almost exclusively among caregiver family members or health care workers tending to the very ill.

• The virus is easily killed by contact with soap, bleach, sunlight, or drying. A washing machine will kill the virus in clothing saturated with infected body fluids.

• A person can incubate the virus without symptoms for 2-21 days, the average being 5-8 days before becoming ill. THEY ARE NOT CONTAGIOUS until they are acutely ill.

• Only when ill does the viral load express itself first in the blood and then in other bodily fluids (to include vomit, feces, urine, breast milk, semen and sweat).

• If you are walking around you are not infectious to others.

• There are documented cases from Kikwit, DRC of an Ebola outbreak in a village that had the custom of children never touching an ill adult. Children living for days in small one room huts with parents who died from Ebola did not become infected.

• You cannot contract Ebola by handling money, buying local bread or swimming in a pool.

• There is no medical reason to stop flights, close borders, restrict travel or close embassies, businesses or schools.

• As always practice good hand washing techniques, but you will not contract Ebola if you do not touch a dying person.

• US EMBASSY
Please share this information with your friends and families and try not to spread panic on social media.

Thanks

Joyful Joy said...

God save us Amen

Joyful Joy said...

And bless him for the lives he tried to save

Amarachukwu. said...

Na wa oooo.RIP.

Anonymous said...

God have mercy on the world you sent your son to come and die for our sins pls God this there shall be cure in Jesus name I pray. RIP Doc.

Okoro said...

He's truely a hero
May his soul rest in peace..amen!!

Anonymous said...

Indeed a hero....keep resting in peace dear doctor wilfranky@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

RIP sir. flexwitht@yahoo.com

Unknown said...

This ebola is something else,RIP

Anonymous said...

GOD HLP US

Amarachukwu. said...

Oh no...to bad n rip doctor.

DADDYSWIFE said...

Nawaoo,God hv mercy on us all,pls its time we all began to ask God for forgiveness n his mercy alone.repent for d kingdom of God is at hand

Anonymous said...

lord hav mercy@ mimilasshi

OBYNO mauritius said...

R I P my hero, u made a name for your self and every one out here who care for humanity.

Anonymous said...

Rest in peace Dr Khan. You did what you were able to do to save lives from this deadly disease. Sierra Leone will miss you.

Anonymous said...

That means there must be other ways of contracting dis deadly disease apart from physical contact. More research need 2 be done, but d problem is who are dose dat will put deir lives in danger when all d doctors and nurses re dying... D cure 2 all dese untreatable illness may be in one of dose babies dat av bin aborted years ago. Pls ladies stop Abortion d world needs dem. African princess#

Anonymous said...

Rest in peace Dr Khan. You did what you were able to do to save lives.Sierra Leone will miss you. You are a hero.

Unknown said...

God forbid bad thing. .. D world is really coming to an end

Anonymous said...

God please save us. Osimenaugustine@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

this is getting serious

Unknown said...

Nawa o. cynthianzeako@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

he died as a result of prolong exposure to patients even tho he wore a protective covering. RIp

Unknown said...

wonderful




BORN TO SHINE!!!!

Unknown said...

that's painful rather...
sad




BORN TO SHINE!!!!

Anonymous said...

A hero indeed. Rest in d bosom of d Lord n receive ur reward bro. AIG

Anonymous said...

Hmmm. Dis is horrible. And a doctor is paid just 5k for hazard allowance here in nigeria. May his soul RIP. God saw ur passion 2 hlp d sick

Anonymous said...

God pls hear the cry of ur people, take away this wicked infection from ur people. btw this ebola tins is more dangerous than aids o!

Anonymous said...

Jesus! Within a week????? This Ebola is serious o....HIV come dey make sense for my eye...

Anonymous said...

May he rest in peace!!!

Anonymous said...

He don set.....pray the whole liberia doesnt get wiped out ooo.....#corleone

Unknown said...

Cheiiii May God accept his soul Amen

Anonymous said...

Hats off to doctor. Echinwa

Anonymous said...

Dis virus is so deadly even wit protective gloves. God pls help ur children.victoriaimevbore@gmail.com

Amaka.u.l. said...

Rip to them

Anonymous said...

Na wao! Ds thng shd nt spread in Nigeria pls!

Anonymous said...

What a disease, this is end time

Anonymous said...

Eyaaaa! May he rest in. Peace


XDON D DON

Anonymous said...

may God help us here in nigeria, dis thin nobi small thin ooo

Anonymous said...

eyaaahhh!! may his soul RIP. smh I'm here crying this is so sad...especially for those who are trying to help get rid of this. They are really vital to eliminating this disease. Dear God we cannot lose them. TEARS

Unknown said...

To me, this is the true definition of a hero:So selfless. Your reward awaits you in heaven. RIP

beckz said...

Am sooooooo scared, buh he dat is in me is greater Dan he dat is in d world. (rebeccamichaels@gmail.com

dont knw said...

rip to him .henry_ogb@yahoo.co.uk

Anonymous said...

May dey rest in peace,amen. I wonder how much they receives as hazard allowance and who takes care of their family. Hazard allowance in Naija is N5000 yet ppl seats in senate with fat salaries only to tell u remember ur oath ooo!

Anonymous said...

Lord plz have mercy#so scared#

Anonymous said...

nbdy is safe again o

Anonymous said...

To bad...rest in peace hero...
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Anonymous said...

End time is here..... Give ur life to christ now bcoz tomorrow might b too late.

Anonymous said...

Oh God of mercy. We r really domed
Chaai

Anonymous said...

truely a national hero..he uphold his oath to save lives...wonder how many 9ja doctors can do that..oh i forgot..they r on strike.. chemicalx52003@yahoo.com

beckz said...

Am sooooooo scared, buh he dat is in me is greater Dan he dat is in d world. (rebeccamichaels@gmail.com

onyi said...

What a selfless service
May their souls rest in perfect peace, Amen

Anonymous said...

Brave man..ebola patients will stop receiving treatment soon because the doctors will begin to fear for their own lives..

Unknown said...

This so sad, rest is peace

Anonymous said...

I'm a doctor and mhen, ds is wa we face daily. RiP bro. Angels receive u..

NaNcY DreW said...

Ebola is demonic is an endtym disease. Nigerians shud pray, plz everyone #SayAprayerForNigeria

Unknown said...

RIP

Anonymous said...

Chia! God save ur children. LIB Princess! Pretex4luv@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

dis ebola disease sound like yoruba name abi na yoruba disease? anyways God help us ooo.#THAT AKWA IBOM BOY#

sisi said...

Lord have mercy

Anonymous said...

Pls what is this. ,what does dis disease want from us to kill everyone ,nawaoh #bebo#

Anonymous said...

it is well.....
Matthewbowei@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

Lord have mercy,with all the covering,an d my griend was part of the people that evacuated the lagos state victim died of Ebola diseases,am scared my self,sandy berry s.imoh@yahoo.com

Unknown said...

Omg!! This is serious o! Am really very saddened. Rip doctor

Unknown said...

Wat a pity, HIV na luk like malaria, getting it cure with paracetamol.

Unknown said...

Wat a pity, HIV na luk like malaria, getting it cure with paracetamol.

Mz Lolo... said...

Dis disease is even worse than aids, despite his protective clothing. Hope writing abwt d disease doesn't put u in such risk. If not Linlin u'll check urself.Lol just kidding. -crème de la crème-

Anonymous said...

RIP to the dead medics!

This scenario categorically explains one of the 24point agenda that NMA wants addressed: Hazard allowance.

To all those blinded JOHESU members who have been misleading the public, saying that Doctors aren't exposed to Hazards.
Secondly, to those who feel that Doctors are overpaid, my question is will you expose yourself to a Lassar fever/Ebola virus disease patient for N5k hazard allowance?

These and a lot more constitutes the issues that face us.

Congratulations to the FMOH for making effort and finally getting to quarantine @ least 59 people who made contact with late Mr. Sawyer.
I just hope they didn't spread it in Calabar sha

Chris Okaka said...

May their souls rest in peace till we meet to part no more.

austine ihechukwu said...

Wahala dey ooo, what on earth caused this deadly outbreak, am sure someone is using africans as lab rats again, damm!

delords said...

I can't believe no comment since? OH! it's not those stupid junk or Rhianna news... SMH

@post Dr, I hope your name will be remembered forever.

Emjay said...

My God! This is worse dan boko haram,lord save ur pple


##### LIB MY BAD MY HABIT#####

Jeff4me37@yahoo.com said...

Hmmmm.wat a pity!savin lives n...

Anonymous said...

God have mercy! RIP Man, your indeed a HERO.

Anonymous said...

Lord have mercy on us. Chitimcreativ@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

mehn ds one is a plaque.God help us.nonye

Anonymous said...

Tragic

Unknown said...

May his soul rest in peace.

Anonymous said...

U now see why doctors need better reward...live n die for humanity but r often neglected

natu. said...

Pls is there anyone that was infected with dis sickness that got cured?

natu. said...

Pls is there anyone that was infected with dis sickness that got cured? May their soul RIP

Anonymous said...

Things we doctors do to save lives. Now he has laid down his life so others can live. Who can really reward doctors for their selfless services??. Nigerian government please think again..

Oge Nsimah said...

Na waoh! God please remove this virus . Now medics will be afraid to help people trobule dey oooh.

Unknown said...

No one is safe.Na God hand we dey.RIP DOC.

Anonymous said...

This is really terrible may God help us all. Rest in peace young man.

Frm Zion de great

Anonymous said...

RIP. I need a sugar daddy. LIB princess! pretex4luv@yahoo.com

Unknown said...

He is a hero who gave hie life for others......God will reward him

Unknown said...

Na wa ohj

Anonymous said...

MAY GOD HELP US IN DIS WROLD............... AND MAY DERE SOULS R.I.P...

Anonymous said...

Gosh!!! Laugh out low*straight face* Sign of Wrath of GOD. hun! Lesbian,gay,same sex marriage,Human&Animal sex. Ok now! Ain't see nada. If God dey punish sinners innocent must chop small, OH LORD FORGIVE US INNOCENT ONES IN YOUR MERCY... GOD OF LOVE!!!!!! PLSssssssss forgive us.

Anonymous said...

MAY GOD HELP US IN DIS WORLD OOOOO

Unknown said...

Only someone with respect for life will be doing what he did,,,,,,,may his soul rest well. Irebisibrown@yahoo.com.sg

Anonymous said...

MAY GOD HELP US OOOOO

Cynthia Iyede said...

I refuse to be scared. This disease will not gain any ground in Nigeria IJN. It will go into extinction by God's grace.

Unknown said...

Chai! Na waoh! May their souls rest in peace.

TEEDEE said...

God please help us.

Unknown said...

May his soul Rip.

Unknown said...

Hmmmmmm, even wit protective gear?...my father my father, have mercy upon your chilldren..my confidence is in Exodus 15v26, I call him jehoveh Rapha

DORODENNIS said...

This is so sad...more protective measure should be put in place...if doctors continue to die who will then treat the infected persons

May they all RIP

gbengadennis@yahoo.com

koko said...

God help us.

MUVA said...

Jesus! I don't like living in fear of the unknown. God pls save us

Cutemumm said...

This is sad. Rip hero

Anonymous said...

Ehya, but at least he saved lives rest in peace dear uniqueogo0@gmail.com

Anonymous said...

RIP 2 †ђƹ Dead. May God Save Us. (Linda's Man)

Unknown said...

HUMANITARIAN SERVICE HAS COST DEM THEIR LIFES
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MAYTHEIR SOULS REST IN PEACE....AMEN
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Moye B

@MEETD®EALEVANS™ said...

Dis is criously, den anybody who knw he\she shud kindly stay @ home and die...and lagosians shud stay in their state...please. Don't want to die...

finest loves Bloglord😍 said...

Eyah

Anonymous said...

It's high time Nigeria close its borders. This is serious. Please Linda post Ebola; the ripple effect by @chydee to get people educated on this issue.

Dailynewsorb.blogspot.com said...

May his soul rest in perfect peace and may God comfort the family he left behind

Unknown said...

Hero. RIP

Anonymous said...

So sad! God please save us....

jude said...

God save us from dis sickness o

Anonymous said...

Imagine the risk doctors take to save d life of patients but yet in Nigeria they are paid only #5000 per month for hazard allowance, yet politicians carry lots of money back home every month. There re many reasons why NMA strike will continue. Lots of injustice, bribery n corruption.

Anonymous said...

May His soul rest in peace. Only who is protected by God is free from the evil. God will protect us!

RP

Unknown said...

Now this is serious than I tot. Lord pls protect us o.

Unknown said...

OMG! No body treated him. It seems this Ebola is more powerful than HIV. Pls God don't let it come to Nigeria.

Obietrezy said...

That's sad. If a doctor 😷 could die of the virus despite all his protective measures then we ain't safe... Now i will abstain myself from humans.... Jor oh

Anonymous said...

MICKY: the route/rate of transmission is very high,the protective gear couldn't help. It kills almost instantly. RIP heroes, all died on the point of saving lives

Anonymous said...

US STATE DEPARTMENT EBOLA ALERT
In order to help our Embassy Community better understand some of the key points about the Ebola virus we have consulted with our medical specialists at the U S State Department and assembled this list of bullet points worded in plain language for easy comprehension. Our medical specialists remind everyone that they should be following the guideline from the center for Disease Control and the World Health Organisation.
• The suspected reservoirs for Ebola are fruit bats.
• Transmission to humans is thought to originate from infected bats or primates that have become infected by bats.
• Undercooked infected bat and primate (bush) meat transmits the virus to humans.
• Human to human transmission is only achieved by physical contact with a person who is acutely and gravely ill from the Ebola virus or their body fluids.
• Transmission among humans is almost exclusively among caregiver family members or health care workers tending to the very ill.
• The virus is easily killed by contact with soap, bleach, sunlight, or drying. A washing machine will kill the virus in clothing saturated with infected body fluids.
• A person can incubate the virus without symptoms for 2-21 days, the average being 5-8 days before becoming ill. THEY ARE NOT CONTAGIOUS until they are acutely ill.
• Only when ill does the viral load express itself first in the blood and then in other bodily fluids (to include vomit, feces, urine, breast milk, semen and sweat).
• If you are walking around you are not infectious to others.
• There are documented cases from Kikwit, DRC of an Ebola outbreak in a village that had the custom of children never touching an ill adult. Children living for days in small one room huts with parents who died from Ebola did not become infected.
• You cannot contract Ebola by handling money, buying local bread or swimming in a pool.
• There is no medical reason to stop flights, close borders, restrict travel or close embassies, businesses or schools.
• As always practice good hand washing techniques, but you will not contract Ebola if you do not touch a dying person.
• US EMBASSY
Please share this information with your friends and families and try not to spread panic on social media.
Thanks

Anonymous said...

Hmmm. Sad oooo

Anonymous said...

Oh!God of mercy help we health workers and sheild us from this virus in Jesus name

Anonymous said...

GOd help yOur children,we are @ ur mercy

Anonymous said...

Service to humanity is what I chose but won't die of it.Amen

#OLY

Anonymous said...

Oh!God of mercy help we health workers and sheild us from this virus in Jesus name

Unknown said...

Does it mean dt all dose he treated are still alive today? Den d oda doctors shuud av learnt ow he did it n helpd d doctor nw.

Swaggcino said...

My God this is so scary o....

Clara oluchi said...

Awww heart touching !!!!!! may his soul rest in peace!!!!,!!!!

Anonymous said...

eh eh God pls have mercy,remember us in your mercy and do not consume us in your anger lord We plead

Anonymous said...

" Despite wearing protective gear" and they say this disease is not air borne. I fear oh

Anonymous said...

Lord bring peace to the world and divine healing to this patients

Anonymous said...

RIP.
nefertitin8@gmail.com

dudette said...

God help us...

Anonymous said...

Oh God,save us. May his soul rest in peace.

Anonymous said...

divine healing to thise nations Lord..
Jayc..

Anonymous said...

my God this is serious. How will the Situation be managed when protective suit can't protect the doctors and nurses.
I hope our doctors were able to save the situation.
RIP to the doctor and nurses ... real heros.
#PICCANTO#
lausmithuj@gmail.com

Unknown said...

Ohhh too bad.may he rest in peace

Anonymous said...

That's the can of terrible hazard doctors face but nobody ever understands . and in Nigeria they pay a doctor 5 000naria for hazard...what is 5 000naria compared to the kind of life threatening hazard faced . And still disregarded by the FG....

Nalsz said...

very sad story

Nalsz said...

very sad story

Esther said...

God! So even plastic gears can't help,God dis is lyk d worst tin happening. Cgestheruko@gmail.com

Anonymous said...

1st comment ebola is nw d new naija anthem

Unknown said...

This is serious, jim iyke abeg no come lagos ohhhhh!

Unknown said...

Oh my! RIP Doc.

This virus is indeed a wicked one.

LEEZ said...

Omg! Rest in peace Dr. This Ebola thingy now making HIV sound like malaria. God please take such disease away ooo biko! It's well!

Chisom said...

Hmmmn na wa ooo God pls help us ooo,or is dis how the world is going to come to an end?? #chizzy says so# chisomhelen50@gmail.com

tee gal said...

RIP

Anonymous said...

Na wa ooo end time is here xristabel2all@yahoo.com

Ginny Godswill said...

Lord have mercy on your children! ginnyluv08@yahoo.com

Unknown said...

Rip God pls deliver Nigeria from this Ebola crap. Amen

Ginny said...

Lord have mercy on your children!

Anonymous said...

Hmmmmmmm, God have mercy, but one thing i know is that he that dwells in the secrets place of the most high shall abide under the shadow of the almighty.

JNASS said...

There courage is astounding. Even in the face of death they continued to serve humanity. What a self sacrificing spirit! Can this be said of Nigerian doctors and nurses who always is concerned about how much they get?

Anonymous said...

May this Doc's soul rest in perfect peace. Jehovah, we beseech you, remove this ' pestilence' from our lands. Psalm 91.

Anonymous said...

Now who will bell the Cat? RIP, and thanks you for the humanitarian service!!!

Toba. said...

Its well o. Oluwa saanu fun wa o.We plead in Jesus name.

Ezeoringo1 n'Abatete said...

Waiter!Give me one more bottle 2 drink away this sad news! Mtchweeee!

Anonymous said...

lord!wat is happening???

Debbie Chelsea said...

Choi, na wa ooooo.....see gobe

PAVOUR said...

omg...this is serious oh! may God give us wisdom to control and eliminate dis 4eve i beg. RIP brave one.

Anonymous said...

This reminds me of the SARS outbreak some years ago and when the news came all sorts of preventive measures were given, people were scared to their bones later the whole story and disease vanished into thin air. Now here we are today with Ebola outbreak so i look forward to it vanishing too. ~Hopefu~

Anonymous said...

choi!..hero indeed...me dae fear dz ebola tin faa...we safe Gods hand..ijn..ehn anty linda chop dz comment ooo

Anonymous said...

Rip.God help ur children pls.this sickness is so bad dat even d air from d grave can still infect ppl,its well. meg.

Opelicious Morgann said...

Wow!!!!!!

Even with protective gear?????? Haa!!!

Anonymous said...

Doctor may ur gentle soul RIP.u died a hero. Pls Lord protect all d health workers treating Ebola patients, Lord make their immune system resist dis deadly virus IJN

Anonymous said...

Doctor may ur gentle soul RIP.u died a hero. Pls Lord protect all d health workers treating Ebola patients, Lord make their immune system resist dis deadly virus IJN

Anonymous said...

OMG. ..This is really sad...but wait, if the treatments he was giving to the others worked, how come he didn't administer that to himself too...smh. .. Rip doc. His family is at risk now

Mia.E

Anonymous said...

So painful. Adios! He is a real Hero!!! Adios! @Fortunedexcel.

CHERRY said...

God o! Pls help us. May their souls RIP.

Unknown said...

Dear Lord..biko kwa

Unknown said...

Only God can contain the treats from this ugly reality.

Anonymous said...

He died as a hero. RIP

GODWIN said...

Amen

GODWIN said...

RIP Doctor

mercy said...

God pls show urself again

Unknown said...

Wow and I thought cancer and AIDS were bad ass! God have mercy upon us

Roseline Kargbo said...

Its very hard for us as a nation Sierra Leone for the lost of the only specialist for amoragic fevers. I feel pains, I cried for Dr Khan may God welcome you " thou good and faithful servant" your fight to save humanity will always lingered in our minds. sleep on and take your rest.

Anonymous said...

Treating this Ebola may need some kind of sophisticated facilities to safeguard the health workers and I am sure the developed nations like US and UK knows how to go about it but they will want us to be on our knees first or maybe stake our oil.

.....Our own doctors will also now have a good reason to continue their strike indefinitely.

Mekus

Anonymous said...

E ya, God will see us through o o o

flexycouture@yahoo.com

APPLE said...

Ha!!!!!!! Very scary!!! R.I.P

Anonymous said...

Emmanuel,honestly u are such a stupid person,infact,extremely stupid

Anonymous said...

This is serious

Anonymous said...

God punish u emmanuel...ur father will be brave like him fool...u dont pay a doctor his wages n expect him to die for u...

Unknown said...

Ehya, RIP

Sylvonce said...

Lol! Pls stop cracking me up biko. Na God go protect person from this kine thing. Odiegwu!

Anonymous said...

Are some people daft or what? By saying docs re paid 5000naira as hazard allowance in Nigeria,is it only doctors? STFU ,is it only doctors that attend to the sick? cant u read nurses have also died ..Infact nurses tends to give patients more care than doctors as they re the closest to the patient in terms of nursing care and the first point of contact in terms of vital signs..Also,Dont infectious blood samples and fluids of this same patients goes to the lab?? pls stop being one sided u fools...May GOD protect us all...

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