with me in this to do is join howard taylor vice president of liberia for the world health science. but i'm howard tate many thanks for your time now we just saw a report of how d.l.c. struggling to tackle the ball of liberia has been successful in dealing with the disease how are you working together with affected countries to tackle this epidemic as a result of the. epidemic in liberia civilians reporting system was put in place is a regional one across west africa there is a whole team of medical personnel that have been trained to deal with it. i'm not sure if we've gotten any requests from the d r c but i think the information that was provided during our process is not free to members of the african union know how we tackle the bowler and how we're able to defeat it amongst the 3 countries that were heavily affected so there is an issue of early detection so villains getting them to the clinics that are necessary and dealing with the disease so it doesn't spread beyond where it is congress and containment is critical now you're calling for world leaders and politicians to prio

so much news in the world of science and health.eakfast is coming up at 6am with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. they'll have all the latest on negotiations. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the british prime minister boris johnson is due to head to brussels, as efforts continue to secure a last—minute brexit deal before a the summit of eu leaders. details have emerged of a threatening letter president trump sent to his turkish counterpart as democrats and republicans in the us house of representatives vote overwhelmingly to condemn his decision to pull american forces from northern syria. so you can imagine with the european press is grappling with this morning. let's dig deep, then. the urgent brexit negotiations ahead of the eu summit dominate most of the uk papers. the times has a rather serious looking boris johnson pictured through bars, and says his fate is in the hands of the dup. the guardian has this photo as well, saying the prime minister is in a race against time to secure dup backing for his

introducing a surgical checklist adopted by the world health organization and has publishedded successfully on health care costs, vulnerable populations and quality science. he served in leadership at the world health organization's safe surgery saves lives project and has been elected to the national academy of medicine. he lives here -- he lives in the washington, d.c. area, and i think there's a tv series based on some of his writing. so for everyone here, we're going to ask them some about their book. that's going to be about 25-30 minutes, then we'll take questions. so the last 0-15 minutes. -- 10-15 minutes. then in the first tent over, the books are for sale, and in the second tent over, there'll be a book signing immediately following this at 11:45. so good morning, thank you for joining us. i was so fascinated, katherine, in reading about the story of the generic drug industry as you highlight the challenges with pharmaceuticals. can you tell us a little bit about what it was like learning about the challenges that they have there with oversight, fraud, and a little bit about how you learned about it and if you had any fear in telling the story

article introducing a surgical checklist adapted by the world health organization published on healthcare costs vulnerable populations in a quality science. he served in the leadership of the world health organization surgery saves lives project and has been elected to the academy of medicine. he lives in the washington, d.c. area and i think there's a tv series based on some of his writings. so, for everyone here we are going to ask about the end of it will be 25 to 30 minutes then we will take questions the last ten to 15 minutes then in the first tent over the books are for sale and in the second tend to b ther will be a book signing immediately following at 11:45. good morning and thank you for joining us. i was so fascinated in reading about the story of the generic drug industry you highlight the challenges with the pharmaceuticals. can you tell us a little bit about what it was like learning about the challenges that they had with oversized frog and a little bit about how you learned about it and if you have any fear in telling a story that was challenging and may be dangerous? >> it's great to be here. thank you for the terrific

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