Posted on 02/23/2016 3:51:12 PM PST by bgill
"We can confirm that Pauline Cafferkey is being transferred to the Royal Free Hospital due to a late complication from her previous infection by the Ebola virus," the hospital said in a statement. "She will now be treated by the hospital's infectious diseases team under nationally agreed guidelines." After being transferred from Sierra Leone to Britain, Cafferkey initially recovered from the Ebola hemorrhagic fever and was sent home in January last year. But in October she fell ill again and doctors found the virus was persisting in tissues in her brain. They later said she had developed meningitis caused by the Ebola virus - the first known such case.
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The evening news is reporting they're learning it's much easier to transfer the Zika virus through sex than they thought. Remember when they finally admitted the same with Ebola saying not to have sex for six months after being cured. Sorry, if you're infectious, you are NOT cured. If you have to be hospitalized three times in 13 months, you're NOT cured. Totally clueless.
“Nationall Agreed Guidelines”
This phrase scares the shit out of me. What this means is that they’ll treat her until her bill gets too high.
“she fell ill again and doctors found the virus was persisting in tissues in her brain.”
Maybe this is how zombies are created,too.
Remember back when the AIDS Virus started spreading? Folks were assured it could only be spread by homosexuals in explicit sex acts. Oops.
It's hard to imagine that once one gets exposed to a disease, it ever totally disappears. It goes into remission.
“Remember back when the AIDS Virus started spreading? Folks were assured it could only be spread by homosexuals in explicit sex acts. Oops.”
That’s pretty much he most common way it is spread. That and infected needles.
Back in the 1980’s the CDC was pushing the idea that it was very easy to spread sexually and that it would break out into the heterosexual population. They were trying to get additional research money by scaring the general population.
I thought Obola cured Ebola.
“It’s hard to imagine that once one gets exposed to a disease, it ever totally disappears.”
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I was exposed to TB in 1937.
I never got the disease but still test positive with the TB tine test.
Astonishing to me.
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She doesn't like it when people call her "ebola nurse".
Tough luck, woman.
Typhoid Mary was already taken.
That wasn't the story at all.
We were told it could be spread simply through sex, and as it was presented, nearly randomly, almost depending on wind direction.
It took years before the homosexual and dirty needles angle was allowed in the news.
âRemember back when the AIDS Virus started spreading? Folks were assured it could only be spread by homosexuals in explicit sex acts. Oops.â
Thatâs pretty much he most common way it is spread. That and infected needles.
Back in the 1980âs the CDC was pushing the idea that it was very easy to spread sexually and that it would break out into the heterosexual population. They were trying to get additional research money by scaring the general population.>>>> very true and the guy who discovered the retrovirus stated that the homosexuals where dying from wasting diseases due ti their live style. snow parties = ling disease, etc.
A link to this article has been posted on the Ebola Surveillance Thread
Really. The first name for the disease, before AIDS was adopted, was GRID. You may want to recall what that acronym meant.
That’s because it tests for antibodies.
GRID == “Gawd, Reagan is Dumb!” /lib-mode>
Wrong. It was originally called GRID, gay-related immune deficiency.
“...meningitis caused by the Ebola virus - the first known such case.”
Has anyone ever lived long enough before from Ebola to get it? That’s just a “LOL” moment for me. Great reporting. /sarc
It spreads in a promiscuous community. The one here in which it got started was the gay community. In Africa, it was the straight males who spread it by going to prostitutes and then home to their wives. There are also other reasons why it spreads more easily among gay men.
Recovered.
Buried, dug up, buried again!
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