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Does anybody know where Duncan was buried or burned? When who, where , how...what?
He was cremated and his ashes given to his family.
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Originally Posted by MB86
No, but why is his fiance here in America looking for an apartment?
My questions is does anyone know of the government/CDC getting a patent on ebola that happened in 2010 on Obamas watch?
Something very fishy.
I suspect she does not want to live in her old apartment. Wouldn't you want to move someplace where perhaps the media would not be watching your every move?
The patent was for development of genetic sequences to be used in research on vaccines and anti-viral medications. Nothing sinister about it.
"The World Health Organization says that efforts are on track to distribute an experimental Ebola vaccine in West Africa in January.
Two potential vaccines are now being tested for safety in people, and Russia is developing another one. While quantities will be limited, scientists say even a relatively small supply of vaccine can help bring the epidemic under control."
"Ashoka Mukpo, the cameraman diagnosed with Ebola while working in Liberia as a freelancer for NBC News, has been declared free of the virus and will be allowed to leave a biocontainment unit at the Nebraska Medical Center on Wednesday, the hospital said Tuesday.
A blood test confirmed by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed that Mukpo, 33 — one of eight Americans to have been diagnosed with Ebola — no longer has the virus in his bloodstream, the hospital said. It said he's free to head home to Rhode Island. "Recovering from Ebola is a truly humbling feeling," the hospital quoted Mukpo as saying. "Too many are not as fortunate and lucky as I've been. I'm very happy to be alive."
Good news, maybe some of this hysteria will subside, although I won't hold my breath.
No, but why is his fiance here in America looking for an apartment?
My questions is does anyone know of the government/CDC getting a patent on ebola that happened in 2010 on Obamas watch?
Something very fishy.
Reportedly,
His fiancé and her and Duncan's son immigrated to the U.S. 16 years ago. She is a naturalized citizen.
There have been 3 Ebola outbreaks in the US, 1989 and 1990 in Reston, Va and 1990 in Alice, Tx. It was limited to imported monkeys in quarantine. That strain of Ebola infected humans but was not lethal.
I have not come across anything about Ebola and fish.
With all the funds being dumped on this crisis, perhaps when it settles down and we contain it.....we could build them water treatment plants, train them to work there and bring clean running water to the huts? I can't help but ponder what good all the Peace Corp programs and all the other funding did for Africa besides showing them how to grow a tomato plant.
There's a humanitarian angle and then there's all those multinationals operating in West Africa.
That's a good point. Nurses take their marching orders on the job from someone else.
But the one nurse who flew after treating duncan and knowing her coworker got ebola...well, I think it's fair to say to that nurse "what in the world were you thinking?".
We don't know she knew about nurse 1 when she boarded and flew from Dallas to Cleveland
None of us have walked a step in her shoes.
Denial is a powerful instinct.
Rwanda is now requiring that all visitors from the US must be screened for Ebola before being allowed into the country.
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