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also coming up on d. w cove in 19 special. an argentinian nurse is fighting for better wages since few other occupations have worked so hard during the pandemic. she says that nurses deserve a race. but 1st we go to uganda, which saw an abolla outbreak in september. the government imposed travel restrictions and night time curfews just like it did with the outbreak of the corona virus. now the health ministry reports that the last known a bowler patient could be released from hospital julius mcgann, pa, reports staff at this hospital in the city of ma vendor are hoping uganda has no overcome its latest outbreak of the abode of iris medical student hudson cleanser was part of a team of people assigned to operate on a patient here in september, he had to go to before ish and they need if

a surgical team to work on them. so being the medical intent on the emergency department, i was under to read through this patient decision deserted over to me and i had to prepare the speech and so that we can operate on that patient. but we didn't know though the patient is probably effected with a boiler virus. the patient died and was later confirmed as the 1st you though the case in uganda is latest outbreak. hudson cleanser and the 6 person medical team also became infected with the virus cleanser became seriously ill. there was that more mean, vic? i really felt like death is coming. when i started feeling there your there, there is no place you feel comfortable in. and when may friend make or league that i was within a sim room, dade, and i was like, oh, he had so you're going to day to contain the outbreak. the government imposed travel restrictions on a nightly curfew,

but still cases emerged in other parts of the country. it was the so called sudan strain, for which there is currently no approved vaccine. 40 to 60 percent of patients die . a total of a $142.00 infections were registered. partly because few took the illness seriously . subsequent on that, this actually pull happening. i to, we said having numbers, ways people die. i to instituted it the restriction. what may be recorded look, don't good. the district, but seem something caused contribution for that is it known is, is so the sim challenges of persisted i from cognitive copied to a boiler. cases of a bowler also emerged in the capitol come parlor home to 3000000 people. contact tracing is difficult in such a crowded city. the world health organization says a country needs to go $42.00 days without a new case to be deemed abolla free. that's twice the maximum incubation period for

the virus. after surviving the deadly virus hudson cleanser hopes to finish up his medical training as soon as possible and start working as a doctor. as i looked her in my fruition, i really find us, i and i the same time as efficient. i really i good. i listen of having to understand efficient from our point of view, but sometimes it's not about giving drugs. you come to the patient and you give them drugs. at the moment i was sick, i only needed someone to lake talk to me, encourage me to feed, encourage me to drink something. so when they brought here than they would bitter when they thanked to the doctor who treated me, the actually told me no, don't. thank me. you go back and do what i don't for you. you can do is now do to

start trialing 3 test vaccines against the sudan strain, prioritizing, medical workers, and contact persons all in the hope of bolstering uganda as fight against to bowler in the future. oh, no country has experienced a sharper rise in violence against women during the pandemic. as kenya, that's according to a u. n. study or a quarter barrel. ation tells the story of a woman who suffered a brutal sexual attack. in the midst of the pandemic. in august 2021. marianne, not her real name, was on her way home. after a long and unprofitable day of work, she earns a living selling knickknacks and doing people's laundry. a man approached her near her home. he asked if she would come by the next day and wash his clothes. it was already dark,

but he asked her to follow him so that she could see where he lived. i took my belly, got away, i followed him and we got to the 4th floor of the building where he lived a little farther. when we got there, his door was still open. he pushed me inside and i fell on to a mattress and then he closed the door, not a whole allowable took off his clothes and started beating me while he was naked. i mean, he got, he beat me and told me to keep quiet. he said that he had killed suzy and ferret in that house, that i should be quiet and let him do what he wanted. after beating me, he began to rate me back. when i screamed, he twisted my arm. what? i please think, i'm sorry. he kept raping me until the next morning. what ended alkali, what are some cases of sexual violence rose sharply during the covert 19 pandemic.

marianne was just one of many victims and kenya, when she was 16 years old, jerry midway was physically abused by her ex husband, fearing for her life. she ultimately left in doing so was anything but easy in order to help other women in similar situations, she found at the organization. lucy came way swahili for don't be quiet. she has now rescued more than $450.00 women and girls. they received temporary shelter and free food and hygiene products. the organization was flooded with calls and emails during the pandemic. the late last week i listen to this whole like going to the house. i get this job, we to get this women and it was i think planted traffic for lou,

fills the mirror. oh, that was a lots but he needs a got a great to do it. and that is my how now even humor his qualification for a move from the online. so have you driven, this is jerry midway his received many awards for her commitment including the defender of human rights price cases of sexual violence, have not gone down. and jerry midway hopes that more and more people like marianne will speak out all i will see all the people working in music him way have really helped me yet. they also helped me get a lawyer and said, yeah, they're the same man. my heart is now at peace. young now, i'll go and since i met them, i no longer feel stigmatized. stunning the yeoman gum like midday. what now and

when i come here, come when i feel like i'm visiting my sisters or my parents, as long as he took on my uncle is marianne is lucky to have met and jerry midway and had the chance to speak out. too many women still suffer in silence. oh, nurse is in argentina demanding a pay rise, and they're doing so in soccer. josie's, our reporter alejandro re bustios, found out more about what's driving that fight. kara lina katherine is a nurse. she worked throughout 2020 before koby vaccines became available yamaha 15 where they had a lot to go. the hardest part was leaving my sons and i even alone. so i could go to work when at the william, as nurses, we played a key role in the healthcare system of things. on the left side we were working

more than ever. if you're looking for some makin no. gov. caceres says that nurses took on around 80 percent of patient care rather than thinking that the number of young leggett got him or more just me, or they got dr. lee in general. the risk of an infection is an occupational hazard . locus up with well prepared for that as we can be better known up on the bus in a panoramic lot. we have to think about our families to i had actually on my left armenia, katherine worked in an isolation ward set up the tor new hospital in point as ari's clinic. they're gone thick through a by name. yeah. now yeah, we watched one patient after another die or if it wasn't easy, foster glad i'm in the. she says that nurses were inadequately protected to seal them by the coin, but i'm glad i went to court to demand p. p e and the government manipulated

protocol saying for example, that a certain mask was not necessary to perform a certain activity that the me i want to recall. diego domingos is catherine boss. we went through a law together once when the patient collapsed. we ran over to help him without thinking about our own safety. yamma. many of their colleagues had severe cases themselves. for, for made, often there were nurses working in the isolation ward if it came down with covey data element it, it didn't really matter. and to this day have a major problems such as blood vessel damage and breathing problems or so. but i remember every day doria, lambert, marianne ellen, though the pandemic, claimed the lives of more people working on health care than in any other sector name. yeah. carolyn, acosta. this is on her way to a demonstration in downtown, when, as ari's, even before the pandemic, she belong to

a union and serves as general secretary of the association of nurses. argentina is a football, crazy nation. and to day the much has been organized to help raise awareness of the plight of health care work is. the nurses are playing a team from the mayor's office. going back to me as a certified nurse. i've been working for 16 years and a public hospital in the city, and really no more than a 100000 pesos. but the equivalent of 600 euros is, i mean, don't get the outrages. politicians don't mind us earning half of what every one else in healthcare and nurses in argentina. what also applauded from cantonese doing a lockdown study at the start. we all cheered them on the way. oh and then it was over by the field. i support them. a show field i was in hospital

for 6 months in 2021. the recovery hired cove. it and it was pretty serious. know, and i'm so thankful to every one in the health service i can follow. katherine finds the inspiration for her work in caring for her patients from lydia in that nursing has that closeness and the ability to really help a patient at the most difficult moment on amazon and momentum. i had 15 in the match. the nurse is one against the politicians that their salaries remain as low as ever. no age play hill in mexico has also struggled with financial hardship. the goober driver could not have provided for his family without delving into his savings. our reporter eto sayers met him. i am in no way 3 whoa from mexico

city and i had cove at 19 using way up to resume on to him madison. they love me to bring it he the 1st time i had it was in march 2020. and the 2nd time in december 2021. he looked in. yeah, i noticed that contract it it because i couldn't taste or smell anything with them . the doctor didn't have to treat us. it almost. he cared for us as if we had a bad flu. they already knew we had covert but didn't want to scare us when he hit a boat. a key is this is telescope chandler hammock was just starting at that point the and he wanted to protect us. and so that we didn't develop any trauma. a my yell now will down my let, it will know is in the him when i, when i got infected for the 2nd time a year ago, i was in a bad way 70 miles. i'd already been vaccinated. i had to stay in bed for 3 days. what that is? yes, i was looking at stella a more thorough lesson. our relationship became

a little more argumentative and we had to give each other more room in that a lot is patio zacalo were a 4 person family. what and we each need our space. you got back into nicotine, this was but you go mad. living together in a small space, all teens kids. so saudi. sadie, easterling tariffs does his job. i was on stand by for uber every day. even though we had no customers, no business was really slow. for the 1st 3 months of the pandemic, i had to feed my family out of my savings as this was after those 1st 3 mozilla companies got going again, look at it, wanted their employees to be driven to work. so they had more protection. if it's active, i don't, we don't like the bar e b then since then, the over services stabilized again and is remain consistent until today. young i got a little trouble. he lowered us kid is this a momento? it was good for us because if there was hardly any traffic yellow feature law,

how did you have input in north africa all over the studies, minnesota in either you know, literally low. i was listening to the radio and was horrified when i heard the news . where it was my job to transport people through the pandemic. the i put up plastic to protect myself from my passengers. going to me i kept anti bacterial joe in the car. he, if i was paid in cash and i tried to disinfect it, i was kept them all. if people totally disinfect, that'll let me go. the mexican government didn't want to mandate a lock down that 1st story. they didn't want to ban anything out of asking the truth is we needed more restrictions during the 2nd wave, when many people died. okay, because the 2nd wave was awful. booker, when at the but i could, we did, i think we'll now layla. he gets his tool aim was for that

easy. 30 c mckaylin as well as thee i have damaged my lungs. it puts a strain on me at work that we and sometimes makes it difficult to breathe. because peter lou josh, treating the dangerous long term consequences of a covert infection is a challenge worldwide. johan ramirez met a long covey sufferer in quito the capital of ecuador estefan, ron had coven, 19 back in 2020. 2 years later, he still having his blood tested every 2 months. the initial infection left him bed bound for 11 days. but it wasn't until later that things got really bad. he started suffering from headaches, fatigue, shortness of breath, dizziness and overall weakness. it's as he does here now,

but my life has changed completely and i've had to alter my diet for starters, in one of the, the north that up it'll see moist already that i'm now very strict about particular foods. i can't eat any fat home and i certainly can drink too much alcohol for letting me have a good guess. in her sport used to be a central part of my life. i used to exercise almost every day, but now i can only exercise 2 or 3 times a week. i'm just too weak, look him up. i have to do it in small amounts. otherwise my body can't cope on the one. but on top of these physical effects and limitations on his life, there was also the financial impact. so far, his treatment has cost more than $18000.00 us dollars. and he is one of the lucky ones. as a university professor, he has private health insurance, which covers the costs. blood transfusions are particularly expensive. so far he

has had 14 of them. in process of that rascal see a transfusions are not just about blood like article. they include a special humor to logical component that i receive, which enables my body to react better. by monday that we can, with the transfusions reduce my tiredness, i think they helped me break more easily. william is asking if well, that will be done before they enable me to lead a normal life and have time for my work and my family with god. the important la without them i would have to keep taking breaks and having naps, to help me relax and recover the yeah, i said about having to see this yesterday. but each transfusion costs between $121300.00 us dollars doesn't, doesn't belong ecuador was severely affected by the pandemic. despite months of strict lock downs, the virus continued to spread. and the country's health system was brought to its

knees. hundreds of people here are still suffering after effect from the illness, despite no longer testing positive for it. and 10 of the countries $24.00 federal states, the government has now set up centers offering after care for covered 19 patience. can only chase, god bless you, we decided to especially train some of our medical professionals home is busy and is t as in reading, mainly specialists and pulmonary rehabilitation to be able to deal with the various long problems that occur in 2015 if well so that they can recognize them and help treat them. it says using specific exercises for reactivating lung capacity up the web. back up, i see that good mac the survey. i think this is for patients who have had coven, once or multiple times, will know what he has. this is scott estefan. ron has another doctor's appointment

. he comes here for a check up once a month before you before. oh, how are you doing? good. i'm doing much better than i was in those examiners. today's blood test is the 1st one without signs of anemia. we see a normal hemoglobin value of 15.6. a check of your iron levels reveals that your serum iron is normal. michaela is the yield rule. you rosetti with a little bit on your iron deposits are low though, so the hematologist may decide to give you another transfusion to top them up. but i think that all good, if they ask for a step on drawn, there's light at the end of the tunnel. he can cycle through kito and he hopes that one day he'll be back to his previous fitness levels. one of the unsettling characteristics of long cove it is that there are no bio marcus to enable

a clean medical diagnosis. that's where all 4 legged friend could come to the rescue. researches in hanover have discovered that specially trained sniffer dogs can detect along caving infection. this is barling, and this is polly like all dogs, they have an incredibly sensitive sense of smell until the 5th researchers at the university of veterinary medicine, hanover, are training the 2 dogs under a dozen others as part of a study on diagnosing long cove. it with training, the dogs are usually able to correctly identify smell samples from infected patience or the scope of a sam he got his in the accuracy rate is surprisingly high. i mrs. but also movie government. that was also such a eureka moment for us. when we began the study that says this by sensitivity, globally, the accuracy rate of dogs is 81 to 86 percent north fulton distance is x. now this

portentous of the dogs are much better than rapid antigen tests and the inch notice . so how to dogs detect cove infections? any one who has contracted the virus, emits volatile organic compounds. the dogs can sniff these out, and apparently even long after a patient has recovered that, cyclists, i'm with a sink under sooner and shines. i'm the women's, we actually found out that the dogs were able to identify long covered samples along, but only when they were presented alongside negative samples. cool man, i think we'll need negative form present yet. when, when presented next to samples of acute cove, it, the dogs preferred the acute samples your cooking comb with for the at and a dash these mid us. that's why not. so we concluded into that there is some kind of degrading odor profile. and we're trying to confirm that in further studies of sd these are the inner workings of our machine.

behind each sniffing hole is a slot with 2 samples, one with the cov, 19 virus, and one without. the machine was designed to train dogs and the detection of drugs and explosives that research has found that it can also be used with kobe samples. now hidden doors gung after each run, all the slides are repositioned so that only one hole contains a positive sample, nuggets like that. all other holes contain negative samples. and if the dog keeps its nose in the hole with the positive sample for long enough strung, then of feeding mechanism is triggered for dogs magenta's most in a secure laboratory at the university of i. religious prepares, the cove, it's samples, saliva sweat on urine specimens. i used in the training so that they are no longer infectious. the samples are chemically treated beforehand. listen, it wound up. yeah, we have to deactivate the samples because dogs and of course,

the people who trained the dogs could otherwise get infected. now the samples are no longer infectious and can be used for training. in 2020 scientists conducted the 1st test with the specimens and discovered that sniffer dogs can indeed detect cove in 19 but could sniff dogs also be used in every day medical practice yard. as the thing bar, yes, it's feasible math because the dogs really do it very quickly. heaped smokeless cotton hundreds which can there are ways to train them. meetings put, there are training programs, not so much for disease detection. at the moment, it's mainly training to detect explosives, more drugs, but you can also transfer the expertise to diseased detection. what i did conks, they picked soon. oh, the research is in hanover, will present their results next year. the world health organization is now also recognizing the potential for using the animals sensitive noses to detect illness.

it wants to support the scientists, and they canine assistance into the feature. so coming up on the next covey 19 special, killing us at a christmas market in berlin. now, after 2 years, then does the finally able to serve the public again. mm hm. until then, bye bye. and stay healthy. ah ah, with

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