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And the 29th of October for all the hospital workers that dealt with Duncan.
I'm going to assume that Texas Presbyterian had their heads out of their asses by the time he came back. If the hospital's workers are so incompetent and/or reckless that they're going to infect themselves, then the entire place is obviously a dire public health hazard and needs to be immediately closed.
I'm going to assume that Texas Presbyterian had their heads out of their asses by the time he came back. If the hospital's workers are so incompetent and/or reckless that they're going to infect themselves, then the entire place is obviously a dire public health hazard and needs to be immediately closed.
10/19 is the day.
And what do you think their experience level is regarding a level 4 biohazard ?
I wasn't as worried as much with Emory because they have that experience.
Despite Ebola, the people in Liberia have heart attacks, strokes and miscarriage and more. Not everything is Ebola related.
Had taxi guy had a clue, he likely would not have allowed this pregnant girl to be put in his cab.
Sadly you assume people have logic and keep informed.
One MSM interviewed a neighbor of the Dallas family. He lived in the complex and had never heard of Ebola.
We have "no information" people walking the streets.
There are a number of reasons Nigeria succeeded.
Big donations from Gates Foundation gave them a good medical infrastructure.
The people are more trusting of their government.
The people themselves don't believe in all the superstitions.
And..pure luck.
Even considering the world-class medical infrastructure in Lagos and the fact that its 20 million residents are extremely educated, trusting, and compliant, if Ebola were transmitted by mosquitoes or through the air, don't you think there would have been many, many more than 19 cases and 8 deaths?
Even considering the world-class medical infrastructure in Lagos and the fact that its 20 million residents are extremely educated, trusting, and compliant, if Ebola were transmitted by mosquitoes or through the air, don't you think there would have been many, many more than 19 cases and 8 deaths?
Sure, probably worse numbers than the worst global pandemic outbreak ever recorded in history.
The odds are against you surviving.
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