Sabrina Siddiqui
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1,224 appearances
19 recordings
2 series
first heard Aug 2025
last heard 28 Aug
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And while they try to find their own solutions, herbs, they look for the herbalists, traditional African medicine, and when it gets worse is when they go to the hospital.
So there's been this distrust in the system before, and this is also what is also fueling the conspiracy theories around Ebola.
And of course, there's extreme poverty in these areas.
These are deep villages, people who do not have access to the internet, people who do not have access to, I mean, like I said earlier, running water.
These are people who sort of, quote unquote, live in their own ecosystems, in their own world.
So it's pretty hard to come outside and relate to health workers or aid workers in ways that...
we do with them.
And that's why I think it's really important to have people, first responders should be people from these communities so that they can reach out to them in ways that they can connect with them and there's a belief in them and they trust them.
So that is also really important.
There's going to be a lot of work needed to get this under control.
Even if the Trump administration and the CDC are saying that this is not another COVID, part of what's also informing the government response is what this administration sees as pandemic-era missteps.
You have people in the Trump administration, including the president himself, who were very critical of COVID-era lockdowns.
I mean, Jay Bhattacharya, who's acting...
director of the CDC, was himself and has continued to be very critical of COVID era restrictions.
And so now you find these officials in this interesting position of wanting to avoid stirring up the kind of fear and anxiety that is associated with COVID, but at the same time, making sure that they're taking Hantavirus seriously and avoiding the appearance of not giving it the attention it warrants.
Iran strikes a key oil port and attacks U.S.
warships and commercial ships, testing a shaky Middle East ceasefire.
Plus, Amazon is making its shipping and logistics network available for hire.
And demand is rising for actively managed ETFs.
And so are the fees for BlackRock and other asset managers.
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