Second Dallas Ebola Healthcare Worker Confirmed

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Second health care worker tests positive for Ebola in Dallas Dallas Morning News
not good news

 

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And now-
CDC says 76 Presbyterian workers being monitored for Ebola symptoms Dallas Morning News

why weren't they being monitored previously, as well as not being included in the contact list numbers?

 

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This healthcare worker was on a plane on Monday.

 

[CherryPanda]

This whole Ebola story hasn't been good news since the moment disease spread from a single village to a city in Africa. It has been a problem since the big companies decided not to search for a vaccine (back then, when it was discovered and monitored).
And now it's a problem because nobody is going to control people coming to US...

 

[Meathead]

This whole Ebola story hasn't been good news since the moment disease spread from a single village to a city in Africa. It has been a problem since the big companies decided not to search for a vaccine (back then, when it was discovered and monitored).
And now it's a problem because nobody is going to control people coming to US...

"Hasn't been good news..." Seriously?!

Anyway, I thought the Americans who contracted Obola were given a vaccine. WTF did that come from?

 

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CDC says second nurse diagnosed with Ebola flew from Cleveland to Dallas the day before she reported symptoms Dallas Morning News
she flew from Cleveland to Dallas.

 

[depotoo]

Some companies have been working on it for 20 years.

This whole Ebola story hasn't been good news since the moment disease spread from a single village to a city in Africa. It has been a problem since the big companies decided not to search for a vaccine (back then, when it was discovered and monitored).
And now it's a problem because nobody is going to control people coming to US...

 

[depotoo]

The problem has been the NIH. For some weird reason they have to approve and then award a grant before trials can be done by a company, and we know how slow govt is. My understanding is they have now given approval for some vaccines that can be tested to see if they will work.

This whole Ebola story hasn't been good news since the moment disease spread from a single village to a city in Africa. It has been a problem since the big companies decided not to search for a vaccine (back then, when it was discovered and monitored).
And now it's a problem because nobody is going to control people coming to US...

"Hasn't been good news..." Seriously?!

Anyway, I thought the Americans who contracted Obola were given a vaccine. WTF did that come from?

 

[Ibentoken]

 

[depotoo]

Did you know the cdc has a budget of over $6 billion a year??