Posted on 08/07/2014 8:55:17 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
A patient kept in isolation at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York on suspicion of having the Ebola virus has tested negative for the disease, according to a statement from the New York hospital.
“The patient is in stable condition, is improving, and remains in the care of our physicians and nurses,” the hospital said today in a statement. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention determined that the patient wasn’t infected with the virus, the hospital said.
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Well if the CDC says it, it must be true.
it will turn out he has some other Hideous....Formerly Unknown Disease..
lets call it EBAMA shall we??
So, what does he have then?
Wanna bet the original name Ebola has been reserved for the original, non-airborne disease.
CDC and the scientific industry will have a new or modified name for the airborne variety.
So nothing to see here, he did not have the original Ebola, go away now.
There was a patient in the midwest quarantined for suspected Ebola, found to “only” have malaria.
Joke: the only time someone has said oh, thank god I have malaria.
>So, what does he have then?
Given the idiocy and bassackwardness of the muzzy dungholes some Americans travel to, it could be anything.
Splitting hairs.
The symptoms he was displaying are dangerous enough that anything contagious he had should be a concern.
I suggest OBOLA.
Absolutely. I’m willing to bet they’re just splitting hairs over the use of the word “Ebola”.
Like the cheating girl that says, “No we didn’t sleep together” - true...no sleeping took place.
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