The science is settled then...since the syptoms initally are flu-like (and the WHO screening symptom is simply a temperature above 99 degrees) we should always assume that it is the flu even though the patient spent months in an environment surrounded by ebola patients.
No. If someone has been around Ebola patients and exhibits flu-like symptoms, get them to a hospital isolation unit. Now.
But if someone has been around Ebola patients and exhibits NO symptoms whatsoever, then continue to monitor them, but there is no need for a quarantine.
Two "cured" ebola victims have now come down with a secondary case of Ebola exhibiting itself as meningitis..
I believe at least 80 people are being monitored.
Kinda takes the "settled science" out of her case.