WHO
now advises incubation up to 40 days.
with average 21 days and a rate of infection now 2 for each vector, it doubles every 3 weeks.
this is what you have in africa in the field with an infection rate of health care workers circa 1 in 10 infections and hcw observing a more stringent protocol than cdc standards for conus.
certainly there will be MANY MORE cases in dallas in the next few days.
significant the duncan family is disappeared.
shits hit the fan . Obvious to anyone with a critical eye given the latest statements from the nurses union.

[quote="frank lee bent"]WHO
now advises incubation up to 40 days.
with average 21 days and a rate of infection now 2 for each vector, it doubles every 3 weeks.
this is what you have in africa in the field with an infection rate of health care workers circa 1 in 10 infections and hcw observing a more stringent protocol than cdc standards for conus.
certainly there will be MANY MORE cases in dallas in the next few days.
significant the duncan family is disappeared.
shits hit the fan . Obvious to anyone with a critical eye given the latest statements from the nurses union.[/quote]

This is real WTF stuff:
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/10/seco ... -symptoms/

stop fear mongering. Like the government and Orange said you cant stop flying the planes out of the region. We cannot turn our backs on the poor helpless Africans...technically its white males fault because of our savage behavior during the colonial period that led to such impoverished conditions. We should be sending all of our best doctors over to stop the spread or bring them to non infected regions to show our diversity and how we are all connected.

What will England and Australia do once it reaches them? are the prepared? Hope so cause its making its way to your land also.

The Add Jay wrote:stop fear mongering. Like the government and Orange said you cant stop flying the planes out of the region. We cannot turn our backs on the poor helpless Africans...technically its white males fault because of our savage behavior during the colonial period that led to such impoverished conditions. We should be sending all of our best doctors over to stop the spread or bring them to non infected regions to show our diversity and how we are all connected.

What will England and Australia do once it reaches them? are the prepared? Hope so cause its making its way to your land also.

Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeealllllllllllllllllly? Fuck it, just let the white boys quarantine them and now that there is a food crisis, shouldn't last as long as thought, right?

Damn Bat shit.

It can be contained - don't panic.

Another take on Ebola:
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfre ... -contained

beaker wrote:If you have ever seen coughs or sneezes in slow motion and see all the bodily fluids and how far they can travel then you would know they are lying or misleading people about casual contact with the infected.

Yea, I want to see in slow motion a moto driver spitting onto the road while traveling at 20 kph to see how much lands on my feet and how much lands on the road.

To those who think this is trivial, i think you will be unpleasantly surprised by december. 30 countries already have travel bans in place.
obama mentioned the possibility today.

Anchor Moy wrote:

frank lee bent wrote:WHO
now advises incubation up to 40 days.
with average 21 days and a rate of infection now 2 for each vector, it doubles every 3 weeks.
this is what you have in africa in the field with an infection rate of health care workers circa 1 in 10 infections and hcw observing a more stringent protocol than cdc standards for conus.
certainly there will be MANY MORE cases in dallas in the next few days.
significant the duncan family is disappeared.
shits hit the fan . Obvious to anyone with a critical eye given the latest statements from the nurses union.[/quote]

This is real WTF stuff:
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/10/seco ... -symptoms/

Hogwash. The incubation period is 2 to 21 days. http://www.who.int/csr/disease/ebola/en/

At least some are publicly decrying that they do not want Ebola. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/americas/ ... 23133.html


And ....... the Ebola keeps on Ebolaing ...

Your info is old. WHO cites 42 days.