Not the way I see it....It climbed from 500 to 700 and that data was upped by about 100 yesterday, so I see what looks like the top of the trajectory.
But we need time now to see....I could be early but past outbreaks have a similar curve.
What makes this one more pronounced is that it went to more than 2 places simultaneously...and it occurred where travel is more likely, which explains the multiple outbreaks.
Nothing has changed with the disease. It is still the same one.
What was the time frame for the 500 to 700 jump? IOW how long did it take for that jump to occur? One thing missing in all the articles I have read on Ebola is a discussion of time. It is critically important to chart the rate of change of the fatalities and infected, in other words R = de/dt.