White House says travel ban from African countries affected by Ebola is ‘not on the table’ because it would prevent supplies, personnel to the region - @Reuters
Should not have traveled? Level of risk to others should be extremely low?! Is that all this moron has to say?
I want to know why the woman isn’t in quarantine, in Dallas, along with everyone else who came into contact with Duncan!
Maybe a homeless male veteran was seen somewhere. They could blame him again and put some kind of case together.
Ebola. It’s for everybody.
This smells like blame-shifting to me.
She did not have a “slight fever”. Everyone’s body temperature varies by about +/- one degree from average during the day. A bit of exercise — say walking to the parking lot during a hot Texas day — may raise your temperature further.
If everyone with a temperature of 99.6*F (at some point during the day) were quarantined — then nearly everyone would soon be quarantined.
BTW, when Daniel Fahrenheit created his euphonious scale, he determined that 100* was the average human body temperature. We now know it to be closer to 98.6* — but you don’t have any sort of a fever, if your temperature is under 100*F. If you have a slightly elevated temperature, and are feeling other symptoms (chills, nausea, etc.) then you need to be concerned.
Has anyone said when she traveled to Cleveland? This may be important information to have too.
A few more people flying in or around with Ebola, and the airline industry grinds to a halt. No way would I take an airplane anywhere right now.
Emory University Hospital treated two other Americans, Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, earlier in the outbreak. They recovered and were later released. It is treating another Ebola patient who arrived Sept. 9 and has not been publicly identified.
What's that about?
I wonder if anyone had close personal relations with the nurse in Cleveland? I bet he’s feeling a little green between the gills right now.