There seem to be way too many vested interests in this current outbreak. Any confluence of the US DOD and big pharma, "the epidemic" and the stock market. How likely is such a coincidence?
Most nagging for me. At the risk of sounding redundant. Are they making any distinction between non-Ebola and Ebola cases?
Termi
You have been at this for a minute...pray tell Termi, in a region with the current epidemic, where they lack the most basic necessisities, how do you think they should proceed...aint you asking for a bit much? Ebola has very distinct characteristics that most other tropical diseases do not have, only second to the dreaded Marburg virus ie bleeding from all orifices, diahrrea and vomitting ensues, leading to dehydration and shock...that differentiates it from most other illnessess like say malaria. Once the symptoms kick in, the downward spiral is pretty fast, so my guess is there is no way you can mix the ebola with all those other diseases as you purport. And it is the public alerting the healthcare workers in most cases once the symptoms become visible.....I dont believe they are going around checking for anyone with a fever just to diagnose them with ebola. my penny mbili
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