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Anonymous wrote:Quarantine's are complicated. There are huge numbers of people in Minnesota who regard Liberia as home. http://www.twincities.com/education/ci_26770437/st-paul-schools-staffer-leave-help-ebola-stricken

You don't not quarantine because someone will feel bad

I have a lot of respect for DWB and the other organizations helping the ebola patients, but in some cases, based on all of the selfie type photos and ages of some volunteers, it seems like some of them just want the street cred and are upset they're being welcomed home with a quarantine which really, they should be more than happy to comply with if they understand the nature of this disease and give a hoot about others.

Anonymous wrote:Gosh Americans are so gullible.the news says there is an outbreak of some type of disease so pharmaceutical companies can make money selling vaccines.wake up.land of the free? More like the land of the easily manipulated.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Quarantine's are complicated. There are huge numbers of people in Minnesota who regard Liberia as home. http://www.twincities.com/education/ci_26770437/st-paul-schools-staffer-leave-help-ebola-stricken

You don't not quarantine because someone will feel bad

Anonymous wrote:Quarantine's are complicated. There are huge numbers of people in Minnesota who regard Liberia as home. http://www.twincities.com/education/ci_26770437/st-paul-schools-staffer-leave-help-ebola-stricken

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Anonymous wrote:It's news if she tests positive. I don't think a special report is needed everytime someone barfs or has a fever.


I decided to read some ebola conspiracy theories. Have the people who believe these stories ever taken a science class?

Have you ever taken a history class?

She would not be liberal if she had

Studying American history turned me from center right to hard left.

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Anonymous wrote:If state governments insist on quarantining healthcare workers, no one is going to be willing to care for Ebola patients, here or elsewhere.

If I have to be on quarantine for 3 weeks after the last exposure, I can't afford to care for Ebola patients. I have to work and go to school and buy groceries and take care of my kids and send them to school. I need a paycheck.

Sorry, folks, you are on your own. I hope your family has nursing experience.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-29792776

Doctors without borders already pays them for those 3 weeks.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If state governments insist on quarantining healthcare workers, no one is going to be willing to care for Ebola patients, here or elsewhere.

If I have to be on quarantine for 3 weeks after the last exposure, I can't afford to care for Ebola patients. I have to work and go to school and buy groceries and take care of my kids and send them to school. I need a paycheck.

Sorry, folks, you are on your own. I hope your family has nursing experience.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-29792776

Doctors without borders already pays them for those 3 weeks.

Anonymous wrote:If state governments insist on quarantining healthcare workers, no one is going to be willing to care for Ebola patients, here or elsewhere.

If I have to be on quarantine for 3 weeks after the last exposure, I can't afford to care for Ebola patients. I have to work and go to school and buy groceries and take care of my kids and send them to school. I need a paycheck.

Sorry, folks, you are on your own. I hope your family has nursing experience.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-29792776

Anonymous wrote:My understanding is that the thing that "kicks" the ebola virus, and eliminates it from your system are your antibodies, but they take a couple weeks for you body to produce, and if you don't get excellent medical care you'll probably be dead before you have enough to be helpful.

The serum from a survivor is essentially a transfusion of antibodies, so your body doesn't have to wait to make it's own. Therefore it shortens the duration of the disease.

In contrast ZMapp or other drugs work in other ways, which might be great at reducing the intensity of the symptoms. or doing other wonderful things.

Amber and Nina got serum very early, which may have made all the difference in the duration of their disease.