Peach
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I suspect as much.
Otherwise, how does a DOCTOR, who is very well trained, contract the virus which is supposed to be almost impossible to contract?
Sweat is body fluid, not almost impossible to contract.........depending upon hygeine, and resources. 60 physdians have gotten it so far. This strain may be more virulent than the the five previous strains, but in the conditions described, doesn't need to be airborne. Perhaps now spread by touch. Medical personnel must have contact to treat, and these countries have few, if any, isolation units.
Oh so now Ebola is spread through TOUCH, and SWEAT is a body fluid.....
The plot thickens.
Note "may" & "perhaps"; I have read, and heard, profuse sweating occurs, and MAY be a method of transmittal. Thus far, no indiction it is contracted through air, and more evidence indicates lack of available decontamination devices and ability.