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That number is expanding rapidly, isn't it?
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CDC Now Watching 125 People For Ebola Signs
That number is expanding rapidly, isn't it?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is now monitoring 125 people for symptoms of the deadly Ebola virus, including 76 who came into contact with Thomas Eric Duncan, a Liberian national who died of the disease last week in a Dallas hospital.
CDC Director Tom Frieden told reporters Tuesday that so far, only one nurse who helped care for Duncan has contracted Ebola and no other people have been diagnosed with the disease.
Nina Pham, 26, who Frieden did not identify by name, remains in stable condition, he said, while the CDC continues to monitor her boyfriend and her dog. “It’s possible we will see other people become ill,” Frieden said.
Frieden told the media that the CDC is now stepping up preventative measures to stop the spread of Ebola to healthcare workers, and will send a CDC team of experts on the disease ‘within hours” to any hospital in the United States where an Ebola case is identified.
- Two Hours After I Post About Obama’s Imprudence On Ebola..
CDC admits droplets from a sneeze could spread EbolaEbola is a lot easier to catch than health officials have admitted — and can be contracted by contact with a doorknob contaminated by a sneeze from an infected person an hour or more before, experts...
- Top Scientist: This Version Of Ebola Looks Like ‘a Very Different Bug’
From Freedom Outpost: Barack Obama and the head of the CDC need to quit saying that we know exactly how Ebola spreads. Because the truth is that there is much about this virus that we simply do not know. For example, a top Ebola scientist that is...
- Six Reasons To Panic
Good essay: ...How robust is transmission? Look at the health care workers who have contracted it. When Nina Pham, the Dallas nurse who was part of the team caring for Liberian national Thomas Duncan, contracted Ebola, the CDC quickly blamed her for...
- Another Confirmed Ebola Case In Dallas, Texas! (updated)
One of the Texas Presbyterian Hospital nurses who took care of Liberian Thomas Eric Duncan, Patient Zero here in the United States, has tested positive on a preliminary test and is in isolation. Thomas Eric Duncan died of Ebola on October 8. UPDATE: From...
- Ebola: What You Are Not Seeing In The Mainstream Media
What you are not seeing the msm report: Doctor dons Ebola protection suit to protest CDC Nurses stage Ebola ‘die-in’ on Las Vegas Strip NYT: Texas Says That Up to 100 Are at Risk of Ebola Exposure YahooNews:Scores possibly exposed to U.S. Ebola patient;...