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Une équipe médicale transporte le corps d'un patient décédé à la suite de l'épidémie d'Ebola dans le centre médical de Nyankunde, à Bunia.
De toutes les épidémies d'Ebola en Afrique, la vague actuelle a causé le plus grand nombre de cas confirmés en un mois, selon un haut responsable de l'Organisation mondiale de la santé ce 23 juin.
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Traitement d'Ebola en République démocratique du Congo
La République démocratique du Congo a suspendu les vols commerciaux à l'aéroport de Bunia, dans la province de l'Ituri, afin de freiner la propagation d'Ebola. Seules les liaisons humanitaires et les missions spéciales sont désormais autorisées. Cette mesure sani
By Eric Peters
Eric Peters Autos
June 23, 2026
Most everyone wants to be on he right side of things; the problem is discerning which is the wrong side to be on.
The COVID debacle is an example. It was difficult for many people to discern which side was the right side. Many probably thought they were on the right side, by siding with the experts who insisted everyone was facing the risk of death (and of transmitting death) if they didn't wear a surgical mask over their face.
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Personnel médical transportant le corps d'un patient décédé à cause de l'épidémie d'Ebola à Bunia, RDC
Au 20 juin, la République démocratique du Congo a enregistré 1 003 cas d'infection et 254 décès liés au virus Ebola, avec un taux de létalité en baisse à 25,3 %. En parallèle, la situation demeure sous contrôle en Ouganda voisin, qui ne rapporte que 20 cas confirmés et deux décès depuis le début de l'épidémie.
If you want to change the world, start with yourself.
By James Anthony
American Thinker
June 22, 2026
In "6 Hacks to a Better Government," I described the best actions that individuals can take to increase everybody's freedom.
Governments are big, urgent problems. But even after all the takings for government spending and regulation compliance, we the people still control close to 50 percent of GDP, together with the vast majority of our many other unmeasured actions.
The subtle dangers of vaccinations must be considered when assessing if their risks and benefits justify mandating them
By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine
June 20, 2026
From birth, we are taught that vaccines were one of the most remarkable discoveries in history, and were so safe and effective that many now unimaginable plagues vanished with few to no side effects occurring in the process.
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Des agents de santé soignent un patient atteint d'Ebola au centre de traitement de Rwampara, en Ituri (RDC), le 18 juin 2026.
Le gouvernement de la RDC a annoncé, le 18 juin, 896 cas confirmés d'Ebola dont 232 décès. Le dernier rapport fait état de 21 nouveaux cas et 6 morts en 24h. Les autorités
A Tale of Two Institutions. Healing or Horrors ? Part 1
By Dr. Naomi Wolf
Outspoken
June 17, 2026
I've had yet another journey to and back from a Gehenna, presented to me yet again by an allopathic hospital experience; as well as, perhaps - not to jinx the outcome - a beautiful 21st-century healing, also presented by another such institution.
It seems, right now, to be the story of two institutions; two approaches to medical care.
By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine
June 17, 2026
One of the most frequent questions I receive is how I am able to produce the volume of content I write on Substack. In this article on RSI prevention and ergonomic typing for the millions of people who have to type far too much all day long, I will describe some of the methods I've used-many of which I fully admit I only adopted because I started developing carpal tunnel syndrome a few months after I started writing here and how a fortunate computer discovery long ago made much of what I now do possible.