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NBC's chief medical correspondent broke her Ebola quarantine and should be fired
NBC News' chief medical editor (the Sanjay Gupta of NBC!) , Dr. Nancy Snyderman, and her crew visited Liberia to report on Ebola. A cameraman they worked with contracted Ebola and is now being treated in Nebraska. On her return she and her crew went into a 21 voluntary quarantine but were caught visiting a fast food restaurant. Snyderman is coming out of the quarantine period and her job is now in jeopardy.
"An admitted lapse in the quarantine, combined with a curiously imprecise explanation, unleashed a furious response. NBC must now decide whether Snyderman's credibility is too damaged for her to continue reporting on Ebola or other medical issues and, if so, for how long. The network would not comment."
We need to knock off the hysterical overreaction to this disease. People with minimal exposure and no symptoms do not need to be quarantined. They merely need to monitor their temperature.
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Originally Posted by Ponderosa
We need to knock off the hysterical overreaction to this disease. People with minimal exposure and no symptoms do not need to be quarantined. They merely need to monitor their temperature.
I agree.. the MSM(especially FAUX) has a great selling point to keep viewers watching this thing and they are not going to let a good chance for fear mongering to slip by.
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