It was all that poor countries could afford. Farmer had used the programme for years in Haiti, even back before it had a name. Properly applied, Dots ensures that patients take regular doses of the cheap and powerful first-line antibiotics for six to eight months. The WHO had created a program for worldwide TB control called Dots (Directly Observed Therapy Short Course). Moreover, the second-line drugs were little used and very expensive, and Farmer and Kim didn't know where they'd find the money to buy them and they had no chance of getting money from foundations, because the World Health Organisation (WHO) had declared projects like theirs too expensive for 'resource-poor settings'. In short, they'd have to build a first-rate health-care system out of the shantytown's mediocre one - a system that would administer those drugs reliably and keep the patients' spirits up, because the second-line drugs are weak and have unpleasant side effects, which a patient has to endure for as much as two years. Because most patients had TB resistant to all five of the best drugs, they'd have to give them 'second-line' antibiotics. They'd have to arrange for laboratory analysis of each patient's TB, so that they'd know which antibiotics to use. Farmer and Kim would have to arrange to feed the patients, in order to strengthen their immune systems. Many of the workers were terrified of inhaling the drug-resistant germs. Partners in Health had already helped finance a small clinic in the shantytown, and a good doctor was on hand, but cures would be difficult. The patients they found in Carabayllo - about 50, initially - were mainly young, and all were poor. Farmer and a close friend and colleague named Jim Yong Kim - a fellow doctor from Harvard and the executive director of Partners in Health - went to the shantytown and, sure enough, discovered an epidemic of multi-drug-resistant (MDR) TB. It seemed that he must have caught it while working in Carabayllo, a slum on the outskirts of Lima. This occurs infrequently in places of nearly universal poverty such as Haiti, where most people don't get treated at all, and most often in places where wealth and poverty are mingled, where the poor receive some therapy but not enough - places such as New York City, Peru and post-Soviet Russia.ДЇarmer was obliged to go to Moscow because five years ago an old friend of his, a priest named Father Jack, had died of drug-resistant tuberculosis. The host winds up sick with bacilli immune to those drugs, then coughs them up for others to share. A person with active disease who receives only one anti-TB drug, or who receives several for too short a time, can become a site of rapid bacterial evolution. People who live in crowded peasant huts and prisons and homeless shelters and slums stand the best chances of inhaling TB bacilli, of having the infection expand into active disease, and also, in some settings, of contracting or generating drug-resistant strains.

It multiplies into lung-consuming, bone-eating illness in only 10 per cent of the infected. You must find 11 magic coins (one coin on each island) and bring them to Hotei.About a third of the world's people have TB bacilli in their bodies, but the bacterium is indolent. Hotei is also seen carrying a large bag over his shoulder that is said to contain gifts and fortunes for those who believe in his virtues. Hotei has a cheerful face and a big belly, which protrudes from the robes he wears, symbolizes the largeness of his soul. Hotei - One of the 7 gods of happiness, the happy god of abundance and good health. This will take you to the next game level. You main target is connect all 4 parts of Magic Coin. If you swap 4 or 5 spheres you will receive the bonuses. Swap adjacent spheres to make a minimum set of 3. Send forth fire breath, electrify the board with lightning, or go big with an explosion!ДЄ grand prize from the God Hotei waits for you at the end of your quest!

Swap gems and advance through each level, collecting coin parts that- once combined- will open the gates to the treasure! The challenge increases with each level, but help is on the way from a variety of clever bonuses. Embark on a dangerous island journey in search of the Treasures of Hotei.

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