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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I noticed that in some people the Ebola virus seems to cause a more progressive and violent disease compared to others. They were showing a video of Nurse Pham this morning and she looked okay (was able to talk, wave etc.). I read that the other nurse is very ill. While critically stable, it seems that the disease is progressing faster in her. I wonder what makes Ebola progress faster in some people vs. others. The doctor and his missionary assistant who were treated at Emory also seemed to have a 'milder' version of the disease while Thomas Duncan succumbed to Ebola in a terrible way within one week of being admitted to the hospital.[/quote] Probably has to do with how quickly they got treated. Pham admitted herself very quickly.[/quote] +1. This is why Duncan's initial rejection by the hospital was so tragic. The man might have had a chance had he been admitted earlier. [/quote]
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