[DCBryan1]

Good. Prayers for her to have a happy and productive life AFTER THEY REVOKE HER NURSING LICENSE.

[silverleaf]

any update on the doctor in NYC?

not so triumphal news?

[Mr. K]

well it is good news that if your symptoms are caught early and you recieve good treatment you can survive.

[Oliviaforever]

Great news for America.

Thus far, Ebola, if detected early and treated here in the USA, Ebola is 100% curable.

[rdcbn]

Looks like Obama’s new Ebola Czar is on top of the PR spin control from the headline to minimize the political fall put and cover for the Obama Administration inaction and refusal to properly implement appropriate quarantine procedures and travel restrictions .

There is no “cure “ for Ebola

The Nurse was not “cured” she was treated in intensive care and survived the Ebola infection due to massive medical intervention and the fact that she received the treatment in the very earliest stages of the Ebola infection.

We can support this level of treatment as long as we limit the number of Ebola cases in the US to a small handful. More than that, and we overwhelm our treatment capacity.

[alexander_busek]

Amber Vinson, Dallas nurse, leaving hospital after Ebola cure

Was she cured, or did she merely recover?

Writing that she was cured implies the existence of a sure-fire cure - i.e., a drug that cures Ebola.

Regards,

[blueplum]

why’d she lawyer up?