I don't think it will go away in a year.
Bird flu is still a worry; more so than EVD imo.
Possibly, you will stop hearing about it within a year though, as everyone realises the media panic is over hyped...
I don't think it will go away in a year.
Bird flu is still a worry; more so than EVD imo.
If it became transmisible by coughing etc.. Well that's a whole new kettle of fish
Another four infected in Spain, one of them the nurses husband.
So a nurse wearing protective clothing still somehow manages to catch Ebola.
As long as you don't go round sifting through people's **** and ****, be fairly hygienic and don't go touching and kissing dead people you should be fairly Ebola proof.
Quite; it's the new bird flu. I think it receives so much press is because of the way people die not because of how poorly contagious it is.
It's already in Europe. And will probably spread a bit.
Is it a real concern? No. It will go away within a year.
Remember Bird flu and Swine Flu? These were suppose to devestate the UK and the world.
Think it killed just north of 200 people in the UK... in the world there were around 20,000 confirmed deaths, although they recon is could be possible that half a million died somehow...
This was an airbourne virus.
I thought that...
So it is not "Scaremongering" but actually for real now.
Doesn't that just so how idiotic it was to fly that person back to Spain?They are not saying that the protective clothing failed. If that is the case then we should see more cases from the other medical professionals who treated the patients, if we do then it was likely the PPE. It is more likely the quarantine procedures, the treatment of the PPE and maybe how they de-robed that caused the infection.
Eh? when was it ever not for real?
http://news.sky.com/story/1348716/ebola-outbreak-four-quarantined-in-spain
Sky News are reporting four more people to be quarantined.
Who have those four been in contact with?
link please?
Indeed and if it did become airborne it would be a first in the history of epidemiological studies. Not saying that it could not happen, but from what I understand it is like fearing that HIV could become airborne.
FFS! they are quarantined as a pre-caution. Read the article; over fears that they may have the virus. Yes they likely will have, but they will not be symptomatic. So it does not matter who they have been in contact with at this stage.
The states have done this with the immediate contacts of the man in Dallas as a precaution. This is how you deal with the virus.
She fell ill on the 30th September and the incubation period is 8 - 10 days.
Agree. From what I know of it. H5N1 is a much bigger worry as it has a much greater potential to jump in its mechanism of action into something horrifying